Package structure and electronic apparatus

ABSTRACT

A package structure includes a second substrate. A second component is connected to the second substrate, and at least a part of the second component is connected to the second connecting rod through the second heat dissipation block, so that heat of the at least a part of the second component can be further transferred to the second connecting rod through the second heat dissipation block, and then transferred, through the second connecting rod, to the second substrate or another structure connected to the second connecting rod. In this way, the heat of the second component is transferred out, and heat conduction paths of the second component are increased.

This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201910962547.2, filed with the China National Intellectual PropertyAdministration on Oct. 10, 2019 and entitled “PACKAGE STRUCTURE ANDELECTRONIC APPARATUS”, which is incorporated herein by reference in itsentirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application relates to the field of packaging technologies, and inparticular, to a package structure and an electronic apparatus includingthe package structure.

BACKGROUND

In the trend of miniaturization and versatility of terminal products, athree-dimensional package stacking technology becomes one of the veryimportant and effective means to increase circuit density. Based on thethree-dimensional package stacking technology, more and more componentssuch as passive components and active components are integratedtogether. Consequently, heat dissipation of components in athree-dimensional package stacking structure becomes an increasinglyprominent and urgent problem to be resolved. Resolving the problem canavoid that heat concentration of the components in the three-dimensionalpackage stacking structure affects proper operation of the components inthe package structure or causes damage to the components in the packagestructure.

SUMMARY

This application provides a package structure having a good heatdissipation effect, and an electronic apparatus including the packagestructure.

According to a first aspect, this application provides a packagestructure. The package structure includes a first package body and asecond package body stacked on the first package body.

The first package body includes a first substrate and a first packagelayer packaged on the first substrate; a plurality of external pins areformed on a side that is of the first substrate and that is away fromthe first package layer, and the external pins are configured to connectto an external structure of the package structure; the first packagelayer includes a first package material layer and one or more firstcomponents and a plurality of first connecting rods that are embedded inthe first package material layer, each first component is electricallyconnected to the first substrate; one end of each first connecting rodis connected to the first substrate, and the other end extends to asurface that is of the first package material layer and that is awayfrom the first substrate; and the first connecting rod is made of athermal conductive material.

The second package body includes a second substrate and a second packagelayer packaged on the second substrate; the second package layerincludes a second package material layer and one or more secondcomponents, a plurality of second connecting rods, and one or moresecond heat dissipation blocks that are embedded in the second packagematerial layer; each second component is connected to the secondsubstrate; one end of each second connecting rod is connected to thesecond substrate, and the other end extends to a surface that is of thesecond package material layer and that is away from the secondsubstrate; each second heat dissipation block is connected to at leastone second connecting rod, and each second heat dissipation block isconnected to one or more second components; the second connecting rodand the second heat dissipation block are made of a thermal conductivematerial; and the second substrate or the second connecting rod isconnected to the first connecting rod.

In this application, each second component is connected to the secondsubstrate, so that heat of the second component can be directlytransferred to the second substrate. In addition, each second heatdissipation block is connected to the at least one second connectingrod, and each second heat dissipation block is connected to one secondcomponent. That is, at least a part of the second component can beconnected to the second connecting rod through the second heatdissipation block. The second connecting rod is connected to the secondsubstrate, and the second substrate or the second connecting rod isconnected to the first connecting rod, so that the heat generated by thesecond component can be transferred to the second substrate sequentiallythrough the second heat dissipation block and the second connecting rod,or transferred to the first substrate sequentially through the secondheat dissipation block, the second connecting rod, and the firstconnecting rod, thereby increasing a heat transfer path of the secondcomponent and accelerating heat dissipation of the second component. Insome embodiments, a plurality of external pins are formed on the firstsubstrate, and the external pins are connected to the external structureof the package structure, so that heat transferred to the firstsubstrate can be transferred to the external structure of the packagestructure through the external pins, to dissipate heat of the packagestructure. For this application, because the path of the secondcomponent is increased, the heat of the second component in the packagestructure can be quickly transferred to the first substrate, therebyimproving heat dissipation efficiency of the package structure. In thisapplication, compared with a manner in which the heat of the secondcomponent can be transferred to the first substrate only sequentiallythrough the second substrate, the second connecting rod, and the firstconnecting rod, the path in which the heat of the second component istransferred to the first substrate in this application is greatlyincreased, so that heat dissipation in the package structure can beaccelerated. In addition, because the second heat dissipation block, thefirst connecting rod, and the second connecting rod are disposed in thepackage structure, heat in the package structure can be transferredthrough the second heat dissipation block, the first connecting rod, andthe second connecting rod, so that the heat can be quickly exchangedbetween the first package body and the second package body, and heataccumulation in the first package body or the second package body isavoided, thereby avoiding damage to components in the package structurecaused by heat accumulation.

In some embodiments, the heat in the package structure can be furthertransferred out through one side of the second substrate. In thisembodiment, the heat of the second component can be transferred to thesecond substrate in a relatively large quantity of paths, that is, canbe directly transferred to the second substrate, or can be transferredto the second substrate sequentially through the second heat dissipationblock and the second connecting rod, so that the heat in the packagestructure can be more quickly transferred to the outside of the packagestructure, the heat dissipation efficiency of the package structure isimproved, and the package structure can have a good heat dissipationeffect, so as to avoid that excessively high heat in a three-dimensionalpackage stacking structure affects proper operation of the components inthe package structure or causes damage to the components in the packagestructure.

In some embodiments, the first package body includes one or more firstheat dissipation blocks, each first heat dissipation block is connectedto at least one first connecting rod, each first heat dissipation blockis connected to one or more first components, and the first heatdissipation block is made of a thermal conductive material. The firstcomponent is connected to the first substrate, so that heat of the firstcomponent can be directly transferred to the first substrate, and istransferred out through the first substrate. In addition, the firstcomponent is connected to the first connecting rod through the firstheat dissipation block, and the first connecting rod is connected to thefirst substrate, so that the heat of the first component can be furthertransferred to the first connecting rod through the first heatdissipation block, then transferred to the first substrate through thefirst connecting rod, and transferred out through the first substrate.That is, in this embodiment, the first component at the first packagelayer has a relatively large quantity of heat conduction paths, so thatthe heat generated by the first component during operating can bequickly transferred out, and the heat dissipation efficiency of thepackage structure is further improved. In addition, because the heatconduction path in the package structure is increased, heat can also bequickly transferred between the first package body and the secondpackage body, so as to avoid heat concentration at a position in thepackage structure, thereby avoiding damage to components caused by theheat concentration.

In some embodiments, each first heat dissipation block is located on asurface that is of the first component and that is away from the firstsubstrate, and each first connecting rod is closer to an edge of thefirst package body than the first component. Alternatively, each secondheat dissipation block is located on a surface that is of the secondcomponent and that is away from the second substrate, and the secondconnecting rod is closer to an edge of the second package body than thesecond component. In some embodiments, each first heat dissipation blockis located on a surface that is of the first component and that is awayfrom the first substrate, and each first connecting rod is closer to anedge of the first package body than the first component. In addition,each second heat dissipation block is located on a surface that is ofthe second component and that is away from the second substrate, and thesecond connecting rod is closer to an edge of the second package bodythan the second component. In this embodiment of this application, thefirst connecting rod is closer to the edge of the first package bodythan the first component, and the first heat dissipation block isconnected to the first connecting rod to form a frame structure coveringthe surface that is of the first component and that is away from thefirst substrate. The frame structure can enhance internal strength ofthe package structure, and avoid damage to the package structure causedby an external force. When the first connecting rod or the secondconnecting rod is grounded, and the frame structure can form a Faradayelectromagnetic shield, electromagnetic interference between the firstcomponent in the package structure and another structure in the packagestructure and electromagnetic interference caused by an externalenvironment of the package structure to the first component in thepackage structure can be well isolated. The second connecting rod iscloser to the edge of the second package body than the second component,and the second heat dissipation block is connected to the secondconnecting rod to form a frame structure covering the surface that is ofthe second component and that is away from the second substrate. Theframe structure can enhance internal strength of the package structure,and avoid damage to the package structure caused by an external force.When the first connecting rod or the second connecting rod is grounded,and the frame structure forms a Faraday electromagnetic shield,electromagnetic interference between the second component in the packagestructure and another structure in the package structure andelectromagnetic interference caused by an external environment of thepackage structure to the second component in the package structure canbe well isolated.

In some embodiments, at least one of the first connecting rods or thesecond connecting rods is grounded, all the first heat dissipationblocks are integrated and electrically connected to the grounded firstconnecting rod or the grounded second connecting rod, and all the secondheat dissipation blocks are integrated and electrically connected to thegrounded first connecting rod or the grounded second connecting rod. Inthis embodiment of this application, because at least one of the firstconnecting rods or the second connecting rods is grounded, theintegrated first heat dissipation blocks can be electrically connectedto the grounded first connecting rod or the grounded second connectingrod, so that the integrated first heat dissipation blocks are grounded.In addition, the integrated second heat dissipation blocks can beelectrically connected to the grounded first connecting rod or thegrounded second connecting rod, so that the integrated second heatdissipation blocks are grounded, so that both the frame structure formedby connecting the second heat dissipation block to the second connectingrod and the frame structure formed by connecting the first heatdissipation block to the first connecting rod can form the Faradayelectromagnetic shield, and electromagnetic interference between thefirst component and the second component in the package structure andelectromagnetic interference caused by the external environment of thepackage structure to a component in the package structure can be wellisolated.

In some embodiments, there are a plurality of first components, aplurality of first heat dissipation blocks, and a plurality of firstconnecting rods, the plurality of first heat dissipation blocks aredisposed at intervals, the first components and the first connectingrods that are connected to different first heat dissipation blocks aredifferent, and the different first heat dissipation blocks areconfigured to transmit different signals. Alternatively, there are aplurality of second components, a plurality of second heat dissipationblocks, and a plurality of second connecting rods, the plurality ofsecond heat dissipation blocks are disposed at intervals, the secondcomponents and the second connecting rods that are connected todifferent second heat dissipation blocks are different, and thedifferent second heat dissipation blocks are configured to transmitdifferent signals. In some embodiments, there are a plurality of firstcomponents, a plurality of first heat dissipation blocks, and aplurality of first connecting rods, the plurality of first heatdissipation blocks are disposed at intervals, the first components andthe first connecting rods that are connected to different first heatdissipation blocks are different, and the different first heatdissipation blocks are configured to transmit different signals. Inaddition, there are a plurality of second components, a plurality ofsecond heat dissipation blocks, and a plurality of second connectingrods, the plurality of second heat dissipation blocks are disposed atintervals, the second components and the second connecting rods that areconnected to different second heat dissipation blocks are different, andthe different second heat dissipation blocks are configured to transmitdifferent signals.

In this embodiment of this application, the first components and thefirst connecting rods that are connected to different first heatdissipation blocks are different, the different first heat dissipationblocks are configured to transmit different signals, the secondcomponents and the second connecting rods that are connected todifferent second heat dissipation blocks are different, and thedifferent second heat dissipation blocks are configured to transmitdifferent signals. That is, in some embodiments, the first heatdissipation block and the second heat dissipation block not only canperform a heat transfer function, but also can perform a signaltransmission function, so that a signal transmission path in the packagestructure is increased.

In some embodiments, an external pin is disposed on a side that is ofthe second package body and that is away from the first package body,and the external pin is configured to electrically connect to theexternal structure of the package structure. In this embodiment of thisapplication, the external pin is disposed on a surface that is of thefirst substrate and that is away from the first package layer, and theexternal pin is disposed on a surface that is of the second substrateand that is away from the second package layer, so that a signal can betransmitted through either the first substrate or the second substrate.Compared with a manner in which the external pin is disposed only on asingle side (for example, the first substrate), a quantity of externalpins increases, so that density of signals led out from the entirepackage structure can be increased, a quantity of components in thepackage structure is increased, and a quantity of integrated componentsin the package structure is increased, so as to facilitateminiaturization and improvement of function diversity of an electronicapparatus. In addition, compared with the manner in which the externalpin is disposed only on one side, the component in the package structurenot only may be connected to the external pin on the first substrate,but also may be connected to the external pin on the second substrate,so that flexibility of disposing the component and cables in the packagestructure can be increased, and a package structure design can besimplified.

In some embodiments, the second package layer is located on a side thatis of the second substrate and that faces the first package layer, andthe first connecting rod is connected to the second connecting rod. Thepackage structure further includes a connection layer, and theconnection layer is connected between the first package layer and thesecond package layer, and is connected to the first connecting rod andthe second connecting rod.

In some embodiments, the connection layer may be solder or conductiveadhesive. The first package body and the second package body are fixedlyconnected through the connection layer. Compared with a manner in whichthe first package body and the second package body are directly packagedas a whole through a package layer, it is easier to disassemble thefirst package body and the second package body. In some cases, whenanother package structure needs to be obtained, the new packagestructure can be obtained only by changing the second package bodyconnected to the first package body (or changing the first package bodyconnected to the second package body), so that the new package structurecan be obtained quickly and conveniently, and the first package body orthe second package body can be recycled, thereby avoiding a resourcewaste.

In some embodiments, the connection layer includes a plurality ofconnection sub-blocks disposed at intervals, there are a plurality offirst connecting rods and a plurality of second connecting rods, atleast a part of the first connecting rods and at least a part of thesecond connecting rods are disposed opposite to each other, theconnection sub-blocks are connected between the first connecting rodsand the second connecting rods that are opposite to each other, and theconnection sub-blocks are made of a thermal and electrical conductivematerial.

In some embodiments, when the connection layer is the solder, theplurality of connection sub-blocks may be a plurality of solder jointsdisposed at intervals; or when the connection layer is the conductiveadhesive, the plurality of connection sub-blocks may be a plurality ofglue drops disposed at intervals.

In this embodiment, a fixed connection and an electrical connectionbetween the first package body and the second package body areimplemented by using the connection sub-blocks disposed at intervals, sothat it is easier to replace the first package body or the secondpackage body for the package structure. In addition, use of materials ofthe connection layer can be reduced, and production costs can bereduced. It may be understood that in some embodiments, the materials ofthe connection layer may alternatively be filled between the firstpackage body and the second package body. In other words, the connectionsub-blocks of the connection layer are integrated, to achieve a morestable connection effect, avoid a gap between the first package body andthe second package body, and enhance strength in a thickness directionof the package structure.

In some embodiments, a surface that is of the second heat dissipationblock and that is away from the second substrate exposes from the secondpackage layer, a surface that is of the first heat dissipation block andthat is away from the first substrate exposes from the first packagelayer, the connection layer further includes a thermal conductive block,and the thermal conductive block is connected between the surface thatis of the first heat dissipation block and that exposes from the firstpackage layer and the surface that is of the second heat dissipationblock and that exposes from the second package layer.

In this embodiment of this application, the thermal conductive block isconnected between the first heat dissipation block and the second heatdissipation block, to implement heat transfer between the second heatdissipation block and the second package body, improve a heat transferspeed between the first package body and the second package body, andimprove soaking efficiency in the package structure. In addition, thethermal conductive block is disposed between a surface that is of thefirst heat dissipation block and that exposes from the first packagematerial layer and a surface that is of the second heat dissipationblock and that exposes from the second package material layer. In otherwords, the thermal conductive block is added between the first packagebody and the second package body, so that connection and fasteningstrength between the first package body and the second package body canbe further improved.

In some embodiments, a surface that is of the second heat dissipationblock and that is away from the second substrate exposes from the secondpackage layer, a surface that is of the first heat dissipation block andthat is away from the first substrate exposes from the first packagelayer, the surface that is of the first heat dissipation block and thatexposes from the first package layer is in contact with the surface thatis of the second heat dissipation block and that exposes from the secondpackage layer, and the first heat dissipation block and the second heatdissipation block form an integrated structure.

In this embodiment of this application, a surface that is of the firstconnecting rod and that exposes from the first package material layer isin contact with a surface that is of the second connecting rod and thatexposes from the second package material layer, and the surfaces arefastened by using an intermolecular force between the first connectingrod and the second connecting rod, so that the first heat dissipationblock and the second heat dissipation block can form an integratedstructure.

In some embodiments, the second package body further includes a thirdpackage layer, the third package layer is packaged on a surface that isof the second substrate and that is away from the second package layer,the third package layer includes a third package material layer and oneor more third components embedded in the third package material layer,and each third component is connected to the second substrate.

In this embodiment of this application, the third package layer ispackaged on the surface that is of the second substrate and that is awayfrom the second package layer, that is, the package layer is disposed onboth opposite surfaces of the second substrate. This increases aquantity of components stacked in the thickness direction of the packagestructure, reduces an occupied area of the package structure applied tothe electronic apparatus, and increases the quantity of components inthe package structure, thereby facilitating miniaturization andversatility of the electronic apparatus.

In some embodiments, the third package layer further includes aplurality of third connecting rods and one or more third heatdissipation blocks that are embedded in the third package materiallayer, one end of each third connecting rod is connected to the secondsubstrate, the other end extends to a surface that is of the thirdpackage material layer and that is away from the second substrate, eachthird heat dissipation block is connected to at least one thirdconnecting rod, and each third heat dissipation block is connected tothe one or more third components.

In this embodiment of this application, a part of heat generated by thethird component can be directly transferred to the second substrate, anda part of heat can be transferred to the second substrate sequentiallythrough the third heat dissipation block and the third connecting rod,thereby increasing a heat transfer path of the third component, so thatheat generated by the third component during operating can be relativelyquickly transferred to another position in the package structure, andheat concentration is avoided. In addition, heat generated by the secondsubstrate can be transferred to the first substrate sequentially throughthe second connecting rod and the first connecting rod, and transferredto the outside of the package structure through the external pin of thefirst substrate, to implement heat dissipation. It may be understoodthat heat generated by the second component at the second package layerand the first component at the first package layer can also betransferred to the third package layer, to implement soaking in thepackage structure, avoid heat accumulation at a position in the packagestructure, and avoid damage to the package structure due to heataccumulation.

In some embodiments, the second substrate includes a cable layer and aninsulation layer covering a side that is of the cable layer and that isaway from the second package layer, the second component is electricallyconnected to the cable layer, and a part of the insulation layer ishollowed out to expose a part of the cable layer. A surface that is ofthe second substrate and that is away from the second package layer iscovered with a thermal conductive adhesive layer, the thermal conductiveadhesive layer is in contact with the exposed part of the cable layer,and the thermal conductive adhesive layer is configured to transferheat.

In this embodiment of this application, the thermal conductive adhesivelayer is in contact with the cable layer of the second substrate at thehollow-out position of the insulation layer, so that heat transferred tothe second substrate can be quickly dissipated through the thermalconductive adhesive layer, to improve a heat dissipation effect of thepackage structure. In some embodiments, a release film is disposed on asurface that is of the thermal conductive adhesive layer and that isaway from the second package layer. When the package structure isfastened on another structure of an electronic device, the thermalconductive adhesive layer can be directly pasted on the anotherstructure by removing the release film, and the operation is simple andconvenient.

In some embodiments, the first component includes a formal chip, a metalsheet is stacked on a surface that is of the formal chip and that isaway from the first substrate, and the first heat dissipation block isconnected to the metal sheet. Alternatively, the second componentincludes a formal chip, a metal sheet is stacked on a surface that is ofthe formal chip and that is away from the second substrate, and thesecond heat dissipation block is connected to the metal sheet. In someembodiments, the first component includes a formal chip, a metal sheetis stacked on a surface that is of the formal chip and that is away fromthe first substrate, and the first heat dissipation block is connectedto the metal sheet. In addition, the second component includes a formalchip, a metal sheet is stacked on a surface that is of the formal chipand that is away from the second substrate, and the second heatdissipation block is connected to the metal sheet.

A metal sheet is stacked on a surface that is of a formal chip (that is,a chip connected to a substrate in a formal manner) in the first packagebody and that is away from the first substrate, and the first heatdissipation block is connected to the metal sheet, so as to avoid damageto the formal chip when a laser hole is opened at the first packagematerial layer to form the first heat dissipation block. Similarly, ametal sheet is stacked on a surface that is of a formal chip (that is, achip connected to a substrate in a formal manner) in the second packagebody and that is away from the second substrate, and the second heatdissipation block is connected to the metal sheet, so as to avoid damageto the formal chip when a laser hole is opened at the second packagematerial layer to form the second heat dissipation block.

In some embodiments, a forming material of the metal sheet may be thesame as that of the first heat dissipation block and the second heatdissipation block, so that the metal sheet can form an integratedstructure with the first heat dissipation block and the second heatdissipation block, to avoid increasing a contact interface, therebyenhancing a heat conduction effect.

In some embodiments, there are a plurality of first components on thefirst substrate, and at least two of the plurality of first componentsare stacked in a thickness direction of the first package body.Alternatively, there are a plurality of second components on the secondsubstrate, and at least two of the plurality of second components arestacked in a thickness direction of the second package body. In someembodiments, there are a plurality of first components on the firstsubstrate, and at least two of the plurality of first components arestacked in a thickness direction of the first package body. In addition,there are a plurality of second components on the second substrate, andat least two of the plurality of second components are stacked in athickness direction of the second package body.

In this embodiment of this application, a part of first components atthe first package layer are stacked in the thickness direction of thepackage structure, so that the components are stacked in the thicknessdirection of the package structure, thereby increasing density of thecomponents in the package structure. When a same quantity of firstcomponents are packaged at the first package layer, because some firstcomponents are stacked in the thickness direction of the packagestructure, compared with a package structure in which all the firstcomponents are directly connected to the first substrate, in thispackage structure, a size of the first substrate can be reduced, and anarea occupied by the package structure can be reduced.

According to a second aspect, this application further provides anelectronic apparatus. The electronic apparatus includes a functionmodule and a package structure, and the function module is electricallyconnected to the package structure. The package structure has a goodheat dissipation effect, so that damage caused by heat concentration inthe package structure is avoided, and the package structure can have arelatively long service life, thereby ensuring a service life of theelectronic apparatus.

In some embodiments, the electronic apparatus includes a mainboard, thepackage structure and the function module are fastened on the mainboardand are electrically connected to the mainboard, and the first substrateof the package structure is closer to the mainboard than the firstpackage layer and is electrically connected to the mainboard through theexternal pin.

In this embodiment of this application, the package structure isconnected to each function module through a circuit of the mainboard, toimplement an electrical connection between the package structure andeach function module disposed on the mainboard. In addition, the packagestructure and a part or all of the function modules are electricallyconnected through the mainboard, so that at least a part of heatgenerated by the package structure can be transferred, through themainboard, to a function module or another structure of the electronicdevice that is connected to or in contact with the mainboard, therebyavoiding damage to the package structure due to overheat caused by heataccumulation in the package structure.

In some embodiments, the electronic apparatus includes a middle frame,the middle frame is disposed opposite to the mainboard, the packagestructure is located between the middle frame and the mainboard and isconnected to the middle frame and the mainboard, a surface that is ofthe second package body of the package structure and that is away fromthe first substrate is connected to the middle frame, and the middleframe is configured to dissipate heat.

In this embodiment of this application, the package structure isdisposed between the mainboard and the middle frame and is in contactwith the mainboard and the middle frame, so that a part of heatgenerated by the package structure is transferred to the mainboard, anda part of heat is transferred to the middle frame for dissipation. Insome embodiments, the package structure is fixedly connected to both themainboard and the middle frame, to keep the package structure stable inthe electronic apparatus.

In some embodiments, the electronic device is a mobile phone, thefunction module includes one or more of an antenna module, a sensormodule, an audio module, a camera module, a connector module, and apower module, and the package structure is electrically connected to thefunction modules, to use components in the package structure to controlthe antenna module, the audio module, the sensor module, and the cameramodule 500 to operate, so that the electronic apparatus implementsvarious functions.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

To describe the technical solutions in this application or in thebackground more clearly, the following describes the accompanyingdrawings for describing this application or the background.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a structure of an electronic apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 2 is a cross sectional schematic view of a partial structure of theelectronic apparatus shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a first package body of the packagestructure according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 ;

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a first package body of a packagestructure according to some other embodiments of this application;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of a partial cross section of anelectronic apparatus in which the package structure according to theembodiment shown in FIG. 12 is disposed;

FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram of a cross-section structure of a packagestructure according to another embodiment of this application;

FIG. 18A and FIG. 18B are a flowchart of a process of preparing thepackage structure according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 ; and

FIG. 19 a to FIG. 19 k are schematic diagrams of cross-sectionstructures of package structures in steps in FIG. 18A and FIG. 18B.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

The following describes the technical solutions in some embodiments ofthis application with reference to the accompanying drawings in someembodiments of this application.

It should be noted that “A and/or B” in this application includes threecases: “A”, “B”, or “A and B”.

This application relates to a package structure, a package method, andan electronic apparatus including the package structure. The electronicapparatus may be an electronic product such as a mobile phone, a tabletcomputer, a wearable watch, or a router. In the package structure,components such as an active component and/or a passive component may beintegrated in one package. The active component may be a component suchas various chips, and the passive component may be a component such as acapacitor, an inductor, or a resistor. In embodiments of thisapplication, the package structure is electrically connected to functionmodules of the electronic apparatus, so that the active component andthe passive component inside the package structure cooperate to controlthe function modules of the electronic apparatus to operate.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a structure of an electronic apparatus1000 according to an embodiment of this application. The electronicapparatus includes a package structure 100 and at least one functionmodule electrically connected to the package structure 100. A componentthat can control each function module to operate is packaged in thepackage structure 100, so that the component packaged in the packagestructure 100 controls each function module to operate, to implementeach function of the electronic apparatus. The component in the packagestructure 100 includes active components such as a processor and amemory, and passive components such as a capacitor component, aninductor component, and a resistor component.

In this embodiment, the electronic apparatus 1000 is a mobile phone.Function modules of the mobile phone include an antenna module 200, anaudio module 300, a sensor module 400, a camera module 500, a connectormodule 600, a power module 700, and the like, so that various functionsof the mobile phone are implemented by using the function modules of themobile phone. In some embodiments, an antenna module processing chip, anaudio module processing chip, a sensor module processing chip, and acamera module processing chip are packaged in the package structure 100.Therefore, the package structure 100 is electrically connected to theantenna module 200, the audio module 300, the sensor module 400, and thecamera module 500, so as to control, by using the components in thepackage structure 100, the antenna module 200, the audio module 300, thesensor module 400, and the camera module 500 to operate, so that theelectronic apparatus 1000 implements various functions. It may beunderstood that, when the electronic apparatus 1000 is another device,the electronic apparatus 1000 may include another type of functionmodule, and another type of component is correspondingly packaged in thepackage structure 100, so that each function module is electricallyconnected to the package structure 100, thereby implementing variousfunctions of the electronic apparatus 1000.

In this embodiment of this application, a quantity of componentspackaged in the package structure 100 may be increased or decreasedbased on a requirement. For example, in some embodiments, a power moduleprocessing chip and a connector module processing chip may be furtheradded to the package structure 100, and the package structure 100 iselectrically connected to a connector module 600 and a power module 700,so as to extend functions of the package structure 100.

FIG. 2 is a cross sectional schematic view of a partial structure of theelectronic apparatus 1000 according to some embodiments of thisapplication. In some embodiments, the electronic apparatus 1000 mayfurther include a mainboard 800. The package structure 100 and a part orall of the function modules are disposed on the mainboard 800. In someembodiments, the mainboard 800 is a printed circuit board (printedcircuit board, PCB), and the package structure 100 is connected to eachfunction module through a circuit of the mainboard 800, to implement anelectrical connection between the package structure 100 and eachfunction module disposed on the mainboard 800. In addition, the packagestructure 100 and a part or all of the function modules are electricallyconnected through the mainboard 800, so that at least a part of heatgenerated by the package structure 100 can be transferred, through themainboard 800, to a function module or another structure of theelectronic device 1000 that is connected to or in contact with themainboard 800, thereby avoiding damage to the package structure 100 dueto overheat caused by heat accumulation in the package structure 100.For example, the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 shows a case in which thepackage structure 100 and the connector module 600 are disposed on themainboard 800. When heat generated by the package structure 100 isrelatively high and heat generated by the connector module 600 isrelatively low, the heat generated by the package structure 100 can betransferred to a position of the connector module 600 through themainboard 800, thereby avoiding damage to the package structure 100 dueto overheat caused by heat accumulation at a position of the packagestructure 100.

In some embodiments, the electronic apparatus 1000 further includes amiddle frame 900. The middle frame 900 is disposed opposite to themainboard 800, and the package structure 100 is connected to the middleframe 900 and the mainboard 800. The middle frame 900 can be used todissipate heat. The package structure 100 is disposed between themainboard 800 and the middle frame 900 and is in contact with themainboard 800 and the middle frame 900, so that a part of heat generatedby the package structure 100 is transferred to the mainboard 800, and apart of the heat is transferred to the middle frame 900 for dissipation.In some embodiments, the package structure 100 is fixedly connected toboth the mainboard 800 and the middle frame 900, to keep the packagestructure 100 stable in the electronic apparatus 1000.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a package structure 100according to an embodiment of this application. The package structure100 includes a first package body 10 and a second package body 20stacked on the first package body 10. A connection layer 30 is disposedbetween the first package body 10 and the second package body 20. Theconnection layer 30 is made of an electrical and thermal conductivematerial. In other words, the connection layer 30 can not only conductelectricity but also conduct heat. The first package body 10 iselectrically connected to the second package body 20 through theconnection layer 30, so that the first package body 10 can communicatewith the second package body 20. In addition, because the connectionlayer 30 has a heat conduction function, heat can be transferred betweenthe first package body 10 and the second package body 20 through theconnection layer 30, thereby avoiding heat accumulation on the firstpackage body 10 or the second package body 20.

In this embodiment, the connection layer 30 may be solder or conductiveadhesive, has good thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity, andcan fixedly connect the first package body 10 and the second packagebody 20.

In this embodiment of this application, the first package body 10 andthe second package body 20 are fixedly connected through the connectionlayer 30. Compared with a manner in which the first package body 10 andthe second package body 20 are directly packaged as a whole through apackage layer, it is easier to disassemble the first package body 10 andthe second package body 20. In some cases, when another packagestructure 100 needs to be obtained, the new package structure 100 can beobtained only by changing the second package body 20 connected to thefirst package body 10 (or changing the first package body 10 connectedto the second package body 20), so that the new package structure 100can be obtained quickly and conveniently, and the first package body 10or the second package body 20 can be recycled, thereby avoiding aresource waste. For example, in some embodiments, an antenna moduleprocessing chip and an audio module processing chip are packaged in thefirst package body 10, and a sensor module processing chip and a cameramodule processing chip are packaged in the second package body 20. Whena package structure 100 in which an antenna module processing chip, anaudio module processing chip, a power module processing chip, and aconnector module processing chip are packaged needs to be obtained, onlythe second package body 20 in which the sensor module processing chipand the camera module processing chip are packaged needs to be replacedwith a second package body 20 in which a power module processing chipand a connector module processing chip are packaged, so as to obtain therequired package structure 100.

In some embodiments of this application, a surface that is of the firstpackage body 10 and that faces the second package body 20 is providedwith a plurality of first connection terminals 10 a, and a surface thatis of the second package body 20 and that faces the first package body10 is provided with a plurality of second connection terminals 20 a. Anelectrical connection between the first package body 10 and the secondpackage body 20 is implemented by electrically connecting at least apart of the first connection terminals 10 a to at least a part of thesecond connection terminals 20 a. In some embodiments, the at least apart of the first connection terminals 10 a and the at least a part ofthe second connection terminals 20 a are disposed opposite to eachother. In this embodiment, the connection layer 30 includes a pluralityof connection sub-blocks 31 disposed at intervals, and each connectionsub-block 31 is connected between the first connection terminal 10 a andthe second connection terminal 20 a that are disposed opposite to eachother, so as to implement the electrical connection between the firstpackage body 10 and the second package body 20. An orthographicprojection of the second connection terminal 20 a on the surface that isof the first package body 10 and that faces the second package body 20at least partially overlaps the first connection terminal 10 a disposedopposite to the second connection terminal 20 a.

In this embodiment of this application, when the connection layer 30 isthe solder, the plurality of connection sub-blocks 31 may be a pluralityof solder joints disposed at intervals; or when the connection layer 30is the conductive adhesive, the plurality of connection sub-blocks 31may be a plurality of glue drops disposed at intervals.

In this embodiment, a fixed connection and an electrical connectionbetween the first package body 10 and the second package body 20 areimplemented by using the connection sub-blocks 31 disposed at intervals,so that it is easier to replace the first package body 10 or the secondpackage body 20 for the package structure 100. In addition, use ofmaterials of the connection layer 30 can be reduced, and productioncosts can be reduced. It may be understood that in some embodiments,materials of the connection layer 30 may alternatively be filled betweenthe first package body 10 and the second package body 20. In otherwords, the connection sub-blocks of the connection layer 30 areintegrated, to achieve a more stable connection effect, avoid a gapbetween the first package body 10 and the second package body 20, andenhance strength in a thickness direction of the package structure 100.

The first package body 10 includes a first substrate 11 and a firstpackage layer 12 packaged on the first substrate 11. The first substrate11 is a circuit board, and includes two opposite insulation layers 111and at least one cable layer 112 disposed between the two insulationlayers 111. When there are a plurality of cable layers 112, the firstsubstrate 11 further includes a signal interconnection layer 113disposed between two adjacent cable layers 112. The signalinterconnection layer 113 includes an insulation material layer 1131 anda connection line 1132 that penetrates the insulation material layer1131. The insulation material layer 1131 separates and insulates twoadjacent cable layers 112, and the connection line 1132 embedded in theinsulation material layer 1131 is connected to the adjacent cable layers112, so that the plurality of cable layers 112 can communicate with eachother. In this embodiment, there are two cable layers 112. It may beunderstood that there may be more cable layers 112.

In some embodiments, there is only one insulation layer 111.Specifically, there may be no insulation layer 111 close to a side ofthe first package layer 12, and the first package layer 12 is directlypackaged on the cable layer 112 of the first substrate 11.

In this embodiment, a solder pad connected to the cable layer 112 isfurther disposed on a surface that is of the insulation layer 111 andthat is away from the cable layer 112, and the solder pad is configuredto implement a connection between a structure such as a component andthe cable layer 112 of the first substrate 11.

An external pin 13 is disposed on a surface that is of the firstsubstrate 11 and that is away from the first package layer 12, and theexternal pin 13 is configured to electrically connect to an externalstructure of the package structure 100. The external structure of thepackage structure 100 is another structure, module, or component that isoutside the package structure and that is electrically connected to thepackage structure. The external pin 13 is connected to the cable layer112, so that the first substrate 11 is electrically connected to theexternal structure (for example, each function module of the electronicapparatus 1000) of the package structure 100, so that a structure thatis in the package structure 100 and that is electrically connected tothe first substrate 11 is electrically connected to the externalstructure of the package structure 100.

When the package structure 100 is disposed on the mainboard 800, thefirst substrate 11 is connected to the mainboard 800 through theexternal pin 13. A signal generated by an operating module that iselectrically connected to the mainboard 800 is transmitted to thepackage structure 100 sequentially through the mainboard 800 and theexternal pin 13: or a signal generated through processing in the packagestructure 100 is transmitted to the operating module sequentiallythrough the first substrate 11, the external pin 12, and the mainboard800, so as to implement communication between the package structure 100and the operating module. In addition, a part of heat generated duringoperating of a component in the package structure 100 may be transferredto the mainboard 800 through the first substrate 11, and the mainboard800 dissipates or transfers, to another structure or operating module inthe electronic device 1000, the heat generated during operating of thecomponent in the package structure 100, so as to avoid heat accumulationat a position of the package structure 100, and avoid damage caused byexcessively high heat of the package structure 100.

The first package layer 12 includes a first package material layer 121,and one or more first components 122, a plurality of first connectingrods 123, and one or more first heat dissipation blocks 124 that areembedded in the first package material layer 121. The first component122 is a component in the package structure 100, and may be an activecomponent such as a chip, or may be a passive component such as acapacitor, an inductor, or a resistor. Each first component 122 iselectrically connected to the first substrate 11. The first component122 may be directly connected to the first substrate 11, or may beindirectly connected to the first substrate 11 through anotherstructure.

In this embodiment, the first component 122 is disposed on the firstsubstrate 11, and a pin 1211 of the first component 122 is connected tothe solder pad on the first substrate 11, so that the first component122 is directly connected to the first substrate 11. There may be one ormore first components 122. When there are a plurality of firstcomponents 122, because the plurality of first components 122 are alldisposed on the first substrate 11 and are electrically connected to thefirst substrate 11, the first components 122 can communicate with eachother through the cable layer 112 of the first substrate 11. Cabling ofthe cable layer 112 of the first substrate 11 is designed, to connectthe first component 122 electrically connected to the first substrate11.

In this embodiment of this application, the first component 122 may beelectrically connected to the first substrate 11 through surfacemounting, bonding, or the like.

In some embodiments of this application, when the first component 122 isa chip, the chip may be connected to the first substrate 11 in a formalmounting manner or a flip mounting manner. For example, in theembodiment shown in FIG. 3 , the first package layer 12 includes twofirst components 122, and both the two first components 122 are chips.One of the first components 122 is connected to the first substrate 11in the flip mounting manner. To be specific, a pin of the firstcomponent 122 is located on a side that is of the first component 121and that faces the first substrate 11, and the pin of the firstcomponent 122 is directly connected to the solder pad on the firstsubstrate 11, so as to implement an electrical connection between thefirst component 122 and the first substrate 11. The other firstcomponent 122 is connected to the first substrate 11 in the formalmounting manner. To be specific, a pin of the first component 122 islocated on a side that is of the first component 122 and that is awayfrom the first substrate 11, and the pin is bonded to the solder pad onthe first substrate 11 through a bonding wire 1221, so as to implementan electrical connection between the first component 122 and the firstsubstrate 11.

In some embodiments, a metal sheet is stacked on a surface that is of aformal chip (that is, a chip connected to a substrate in a formalmanner) and that is away from the first substrate 11, and the first heatdissipation block 124 is connected to the metal sheet, so as to avoiddamage to the formal chip when a laser hole is opened at the firstpackage material layer 121 to form the first heat dissipation block 124.A forming material of the metal sheet may be the same as or differentfrom that of the first heat dissipation block 124. In this embodiment,the forming material of the metal sheet is the same as that of the firstheat dissipation block 124, and the metal sheet forms an integratedstructure with the first heat dissipation block 124, to avoid increasinga contact interface, thereby enhancing a heat conduction effect.

One end of each first connecting rod 123 is connected to the firstsubstrate 11, and the other end extends to a surface that is of thefirst package material layer 121 and that is away from the firstsubstrate 11, and is connected to the second package body 20. In thisembodiment, an end surface that is of the first connecting rod 123 andthat extends to the surface that is of the first package material layer121 and that is away from the first substrate 11 is the first connectionterminal 10 a of the first package body 10. Specifically, the firstconnecting rod 123 is fastened on the first substrate 11 throughconductive adhesive or solder, and is electrically connected to thefirst substrate 11 through the conductive adhesive or a solder pad. Inthis embodiment of this application, both the first connecting rod 123and the first heat dissipation block 124 are made of an electrical andthermal conductive material. In other words, both the first connectingrod 123 and the first heat dissipation block 124 have a relatively highthermal conductivity (the thermal conductivity is greater than 10 W/m·K)and can conduct heat, and the first connecting rod 123 and the firstheat dissipation block 124 can also conduct electricity. In someembodiments of this application, the first connecting rod 123 and thefirst heat dissipation block 124 are made of metal materials such asgold, silver, copper, and aluminum. Materials of the first connectingrod 123 and a second heat dissipation block may be the same or may bedifferent. In this embodiment, both the first connecting rod 123 and thefirst heat dissipation block 124 are made of metal copper, and the firstconnecting rod 123 and the first heat dissipation block 124 are formedinto an integrated structure. It may be understood that in someembodiments, the first connecting rod 123 and/or the first heatdissipation block 124 may alternatively be made of another nonmetallicconductive material. Alternatively, in the following embodiments, thefirst connecting rod 123 and/or the first heat dissipation block 124 maybe a heat pipe, to achieve a better heat conduction effect.

Each first heat dissipation block 124 is connected to at least one firstconnecting rod 123, and each first heat dissipation block 124 isconnected to one or more first components 122, so that at least a partof heat generated by the first components 122 during operating can betransferred to the first connecting rod 123 through the first heatdissipation block 124. In this embodiment, quantities of firstcomponents 122 and first heat dissipation blocks 124 are the same, andboth are two. Each first heat dissipation block 124 corresponds to onefirst component 122 and is connected to the corresponding firstcomponent 122. It may be understood that in some embodiments, thequantity of first components 122 may be greater than the quantity offirst heat dissipation blocks 124, and only some of the first components122 are connected to the first heat dissipation blocks 124. For example,in some embodiments, there are some active components and some passivecomponents in the plurality of first components 122. Because the activecomponents usually emit more heat during operating than the passivecomponents, only the active components may be connected to the firstheat dissipation block 124, to enhance a heat dissipation effect of theactive components. An arrow in FIG. 3 shows a heat transfer path in thepackage structure 100. In this embodiment, because the first component122 is disposed on the first substrate 11 and is directly connected tothe first substrate 11, a part of heat of the first component 122 isdirectly transferred to the first substrate 11, and is transferred tothe outside of the package structure 100 through the first substrate 11.In addition, the first substrate 11 is further connected to the firstheat dissipation block 124. A part of heat of the first component 122may be further transferred to the first substrate 11 through the firstheat dissipation block 124 and the first connecting rod 123, and istransferred to the outside of the package structure 100 through thefirst substrate 11. In this embodiment, because the first substrate 11is connected to the mainboard 800 through the external pin 13, all heattransferred to the first substrate 11 can be transferred to themainboard 800. In this embodiment, each first component 122 is connectedto a corresponding first heat dissipation block 124, so that each firstcomponent 122 can dissipate heat through the first heat dissipationblock 124. It may be understood that in some embodiments, only some ofthe first components 122 may be connected to the first heat dissipationblock 124, so that only some of the first components 122 can dissipateheat through the first heat dissipation block 124. For example, when onefirst component 122 emits a relatively large amount of heat, and theother first component 122 emits a relatively small amount of heat, onlyone first heat dissipation block 124 may be disposed to connect to thefirst component 122 that emits the relatively large amount of heat. Thisensures a heat dissipation effect, reduces a quantity of first heatdissipation blocks 124, and reduces costs.

In this embodiment of this application, the first connecting rod 123 isconnected to the first substrate 11, and the first heat dissipationblock 124 is connected to the first component 122 and the firstconnecting rod 123. Therefore, a part of the heat generated by the firstcomponent 122 can be transferred to the first substrate 11 through thefirst heat dissipation block 124 and the first connecting rod 123.Compared with a package structure without the first connecting rod 123and the first heat dissipation block 124, in the package structure 100according to this embodiment of this application, the first heatdissipation block 124 and the first connecting rod 123 are added, sothat a transmission path of heat generated by the first component 122can be increased, and a heat dissipation capability of the packagestructure 100 can be improved.

It may be understood that in some embodiments, because heat generated bythe first component 122 during operating is not high, or because thefirst component 122 is directly connected to the first substrate 10,most of the heat can be directly transferred to the first substrate 10,and heat dissipation efficiency is relatively high. Therefore, the firstpackage layer 12 may alternatively not have the first heat dissipationblock 124.

In this embodiment, both the first connecting rod 123 and the first heatdissipation block 124 are made of a metal material, so that the firstconnecting rod 123 and the first heat dissipation block 124 haverelatively high strength relative to the first package material layer121. In addition, to achieve a better heat conduction effect, the firstconnecting rod 123 and the first heat dissipation block 124 occupy arelatively large volume in the first package body 10. For example, insome embodiments of this application, a diameter of the first connectingrod 123 is greater than 200 μm, to achieve a better heat conductioneffect. Therefore, in this embodiment, a frame architecture formed byconnecting the first heat dissipation block 124 and the first connectingrod 123 is embedded into the first package material layer 121, so thatstrength of the first package body 10 can be further enhanced.

Both the first heat dissipation block 124 and the first connecting rod123 can conduct electricity, and the first connecting rod 123 isconnected to the first substrate 11. Therefore, in some embodiments, asignal may be input into the first connecting rod 123 through the firstsubstrate 11, and the signal can be transferred to the first component122 through the first connecting rod 123 and the first heat dissipationblock 124. Alternatively, a signal generated by the first component 122can be transferred to the first substrate 11 through the firstconnecting rod 123 and the first heat dissipation block 124, so as tocommunicate with the outside through the first substrate 11. In otherwords, the first connecting rod 123 and the first heat dissipation block124 can further perform a signal transmission function, increase signaltransmission paths in the package structure 100, and implement signalredistribution. In this embodiment, the first substrate 11 iselectrically connected to the external structure of the packagestructure 100 through the external pin 13, to implement signalcommunication inside and outside the package structure 100.

It may be understood that, based on different signals input into thefirst connecting rod 123 and the first heat dissipation block 124, astructure formed by connecting the first connecting rod 123 and thefirst heat dissipation block 124 has different functions. For example,in some embodiments, the external pin 13 is electrically connected to apower module, that is, the first connecting rod 123 inputs a powersignal, so that a structure formed by connecting the first connectingrod 123 and the first heat dissipation block 124 can be used as a powernetwork of the package structure 100, and can supply, by using the powernetwork, power to each component that is at the first package layer 12and that is connected to each heat dissipation block. Alternatively, insome embodiments, the external pin 13 connected to the first connectingrod 123 may be grounded, and a ground return current in the packagestructure 100 can pass from the first component 122 to the groundsequentially through the first heat dissipation block 124, the firstconnecting rod 123, a connection line of the first substrate 11, and theexternal pin 13, thereby forming a low-impedance ground network path.This path can form a good Faraday electromagnetic shield.

When structures formed by connecting the first connecting rod 123 andthe first heat dissipation block 124 have different functions, thestructures formed by connecting the first connecting rod 123 and thefirst heat dissipation block 124 and positions of the structures in thepackage structure 100 may be different. In this embodiment, the firstheat dissipation block 124 is located on a surface that is of the firstcomponent 122 and that is away from the first substrate 11, the firstconnecting rod 123 is closer to an edge of the first package body 10than the first component 122, and the first heat dissipation block 124is connected to the first connecting rod 123 to form a frame structurecovering the surface that is of the first component 122 and that is awayfrom the first substrate 11. The frame structure can enhance internalstrength of the package structure 100, and avoid damage to the packagestructure 100 caused by an external force. When the first connecting rod123 is grounded through the external pin 13 and the frame structureforms the Faraday electromagnetic shield, electromagnetic interferencebetween the first component 122 in the package structure 100 and anotherstructure in the package structure 100 and electromagnetic interferencecaused by an external environment of the package structure 100 to thefirst component 122 in the package structure 100 can be well isolated.

It may be understood that in some other embodiments of this application,the first connecting rod 123 may be partially closer to an edge of thefirst package body 10 than the first component 122, or may be partiallydisposed at any other position on the first substrate 11. For example,the first connecting rod 123 may be disposed between adjacent firstcomponents 122 located on the first substrate 11. A quantity of firstconnecting rods 123 connected to the first substrate 11 in the packagestructure 100 is increased, so that a channel through which heat of thefirst component 122 is transferred to the first substrate 11 can beincreased, thereby improving heat dissipation efficiency of the firstcomponent 122. In addition, a volume occupied by the first connectingrod 123 in the first package layer 12 can be increased, and strength ofthe package structure 100 can be enhanced.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the first package body 10 of the packagestructure 100 according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 . In thisembodiment, the first heat dissipation blocks 124 connected to the firstcomponents 122 are integrated, and the first connecting rods 123 are allconnected to the first heat dissipation blocks 124. In some cases, itmay also be considered that there is only one first heat dissipationblock 124 in the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 , and all the firstcomponents 122 are connected to the same first heat dissipation block124. In other words, in this embodiment, the first heat dissipationblock 124 and the first connecting rod 123 of the first package body 10are connected to an integrated frame. In this embodiment, the first heatdissipation block 124 and the first connecting rod 123 are connected asan integrated frame. When at least one first connecting rod 123 isgrounded, the integrated frame formed by the first heat dissipationblock 124 and the first connecting rod 123 forms a Faradayelectromagnetic shield, electromagnetic interference between the firstcomponent 122 in the package structure 100 and another structure in thepackage structure 100 and electromagnetic interference caused by anexternal environment of the package structure 100 to the first component122 in the package structure 100 can be well isolated. In addition, nogap needs to be reserved between the first heat dissipation blocks 124,so that the first heat dissipation block 124 and the first connectingrod 123 can occupy a relatively large volume in the first package body10, thereby achieving a better heat conduction effect and a betterstrength enhancement effect.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the first package body 10 of the packagestructure 100 according to some other embodiments of this application.In this embodiment, the first connecting rod 123 and the first heatdissipation block 124 can provide a signal for the first component, toensure directivity of signal transmission. First heat dissipation blocks124 connected to different first components 122 are disposed atintervals, and first connecting rods 123 connected to different firstheat dissipation blocks 124 are also disposed at intervals. In thisembodiment, there are two first components 122: a first component 122 aand a first component 122 b. There are also two first heat dissipationblocks 124: a first heat dissipation block 124 a and a first heatdissipation block 124 b. The first heat dissipation block 124 a isconnected to the first component 122 a, and the first heat dissipationblock 124 b is connected to the first component 122 b. The first heatdissipation block 124 a and the first heat dissipation block 124 b aredisposed at intervals. In some embodiments, the first connecting rod 123connected to the first heat dissipation block 124 a and the firstconnecting rod 123 connected to the first heat dissipation block 124 aare connected to different external pins 13 through the cable layer 112on the first substrate 11, and different external pins 13 inputdifferent signals, the first connecting rod 123 connected to the firstheat dissipation block 124 a and the first connecting rod 123 connectedto the first heat dissipation block 124 a separately input differentsignals, so as to separately input different signals into the firstcomponent 122 a and the first component 122 b.

Refer to FIG. 3 again. In this embodiment, a structure of the secondpackage body 20 is similar to a structure of the first package body 10,and includes a second substrate 21 and a second package layer 22packaged on the second substrate 21. The second package layer 22 islocated on a side that is of the second substrate 21 and that faces thefirst package layer 12.

The second substrate 21 is a circuit board, and includes two oppositeinsulation layers 211 and at least one cable layer 212 disposed betweenthe two insulation layers 211. When there are a plurality of cablelayers 212, the second substrate 21 further includes a signalinterconnection layer 213 disposed between two adjacent cable layers212. The signal interconnection layer 213 includes an insulationmaterial layer 2131 and a connection line 2132 that penetrates theinsulation material layer 2131. The insulation material layer 2131separates and insulates two adjacent cable layers 212, and theconnection line 2132 embedded in the insulation material layer 2131 isconnected to the adjacent cable layers 212, so that the plurality ofcable layers 212 can communicate with each other. In this embodiment,there are two cable layers 212. It may be understood that there may bemore cable layers 212.

In some embodiments, the second substrate 21 may alternatively includeonly one insulation layer. Specifically, there is no insulation layer ona side that is of the second substrate 21 and that faces the secondpackage layer 22, so that the second package layer 22 is directlypackaged on the cable layer 212 of the second substrate 21.

In this embodiment, a solder pad connected to the cable layer 212 isfurther disposed on a surface that is of the insulation layer 211 andthat is away from the cable layer 212, and the solder pad is configuredto implement a connection between a structure such as a component andthe cable layer 212 of the second substrate 21.

The second package layer 22 includes a second package material layer221, and one or more second components 222, a plurality of secondconnecting rods 223, and one or more second heat dissipation blocks 224that are embedded in the second package material layer 221. The secondcomponent 222 may be an active component such as a chip, or may be apassive component such as a capacitor, an inductor, or a resistor. Eachsecond component 222 is connected to the second substrate 21. The secondcomponent 222 may be directly connected to the second substrate, or maybe indirectly connected to the second substrate 21 through anotherstructure.

In some embodiments, the second component 222 may be a chip, and thechip may be connected to the second substrate 21 in a formal mountingmanner or a flip mounting manner. A metal sheet is stacked on a surfacethat is of a formal chip (that is, a chip connected to a substrate in aformal manner) and that is away from the second substrate 12, and thesecond heat dissipation block 224 is connected to the metal sheet, so asto avoid damage to the formal chip when a laser hole is opened at thesecond package material layer 221 to form the second heat dissipationblock 224. A forming material of the metal sheet may be the same as ordifferent from that of the second heat dissipation block 224. In thisembodiment, the forming material of the metal sheet is the same as thatof the second heat dissipation block 224, and the metal sheet forms anintegrated structure with the second heat dissipation block 224, toavoid increasing a contact interface, thereby enhancing a heatconduction effect.

In this embodiment, the second component 222 is disposed on the secondsubstrate 21, and a pin of the second component 222 is connected to asolder pad on the second substrate 21, so that the second component 222is directly connected to the second substrate 21. There may be one ormore second components 222. When there are a plurality of secondcomponents 222, the plurality of second components 222 are all disposedon the second substrate 21 and connected to the solder pad on the secondsubstrate 21, and the solder pad is connected to the cable layer 212 ofthe second substrate 21, so that the plurality of second components 222may be electrically connected to each other through the cable layer 212of the second substrate 21, and the second components 222 cancommunicate with each other through the cable layer 212 of the secondsubstrate 21. In this embodiment of this application, the secondcomponent 222 may be electrically connected to the second substrate 21through surface mounting, bonding, or the like. In this embodiment ofthis application, when the second component 222 is a chip, the chip mayalso be connected to the first substrate 11 in a formal mounting manneror a flip mounting manner.

One end of each second connecting rod 223 is connected to the secondsubstrate 21, and the other end extends to a surface that is of thesecond package material layer 221 and that is away from the secondsubstrate 21, and is connected to the second package body 20. In thisembodiment, an end surface that is of the second connecting rod 223 andthat extends to the surface that is of the second package material layer221 and that is away from the second substrate 21 is the secondconnection terminal 20 a of the second package body 20.

Both the second connecting rod 223 and the second heat dissipation block224 are made of an electrical and thermal conductive material. In otherwords, both the second connecting rod 223 and the second heatdissipation block 224 have a relatively high thermal conductivity (thethermal conductivity is greater than 10 W/m·K) and can conduct heat, andthe second connecting rod 223 and the second heat dissipation block 224can also conduct electricity. In some embodiments, the second connectingrod 223 and the second heat dissipation block 224 may be made of a metalmaterial such as gold, silver, copper, or aluminum. Materials of thesecond connecting rod 223 and the second heat dissipation block 224 maybe the same or may be different. In this embodiment, both the secondconnecting rod 223 and the second heat dissipation block 224 are made ofmetal copper, and the second connecting rod 223 and the second heatdissipation block 224 form an integrated structure. In some embodiments,the second connecting rod 223 and/or the second heat dissipation block224 may alternatively be made of another nonmetallic conductivematerial. Alternatively, in the following embodiments, the secondconnecting rod 223 and/or the second heat dissipation block 224 may be aheat pipe, to achieve a better heat conduction effect.

In this embodiment, at least a part of the first connection terminals 10a and at least a part of the second connection terminals 20 a aredisposed opposite to each other. In other words, at least a part of thefirst connecting rod 123 and at least a part of the second connectingrod 223 are disposed opposite to each other. The connection sub-block 31is connected between the first connection terminal 10 a and the secondconnection terminal 20 a that are disposed opposite to each other. Inother words, the connection sub-block 31 is connected between the firstconnecting rod 123 and the second connecting rod 223 that are disposedopposite to each other. That at least a part of the first connecting rod123 and at least a part of the second connecting rod 223 are disposedopposite to each other means that an orthographic projection of the atleast a part of the first connecting rod 123 and an orthographicprojection of the at least a part of the second connecting rod 223 thatare on a surface that is of the first substrate 11 and that faces thefirst package layer 12 partially overlap or completely overlap. In thisembodiment, orthographic projections that are of the first connectingrod 123 and the second connecting rod 223 disposed opposite to eachother and that are on the surface that is of the first substrate 11 andthat faces the first package layer 12 completely overlap, so that whenthe package structure 100 is under pressure in a thickness direction,because both height directions of the first connecting rod 123 and thesecond connecting rod 223 are the same as the thickness direction of thepackage structure 100, and the first connecting rod 123 and the secondconnecting rod 223 are corresponding to a same position on the firstsubstrate 11, a better support effect can be implemented, and damage tothe package structure 100 caused by pressure in the thickness directionis avoided. In addition, a heat transfer path for transferring heat fromthe first connecting rod 123 to the second connecting rod 223 is theshortest, so that efficient heat transfer is implemented.

Each second heat dissipation block 224 is connected to at least onesecond connecting rod 223, and each second heat dissipation block 224 isconnected to one or more second components 222, so that at least a partof heat of the second components 222 can be transferred to the secondconnecting rod 223 through the second heat dissipation block 224. Inthis embodiment, a quantity of second components 222 is greater than aquantity of second heat dissipation blocks 224, and only a part of thesecond components 222 are connected to the second heat dissipationblocks 224. In this embodiment, the plurality of second components 222include two active components and one passive component. Because theactive component usually emits more heat during operating than thepassive component, only the active component is connected to the secondheat dissipation block 224, to enhance a heat dissipation effect of theactive component. It may be understood that in some embodiments, thequantity of second heat dissipation blocks 224 may be the same as thequantity of second components 222, and each second component 222 isconnected to a corresponding second heat dissipation block 224, todissipate at least a part of heat of the second component 222 throughthe second heat dissipation block 224.

In this embodiment, because the second components 222 are all disposedon the second substrate 21 and are directly connected to the secondsubstrate 21, a part of heat of the second components 222 can bedirectly transferred to the second substrate 21, and is transferred tothe outside of the package structure 100 through the second substrate21. In addition, the second substrate 21 is further connected to thesecond heat dissipation block 224. A part of heat of the secondcomponent 222 may be further transferred to the second substrate 21through the second heat dissipation block 224 and the second connectingrod 223, and is transferred to the outside of the package structure 100through the second substrate 21. In addition, a part of heat of thesecond component 222 may be further transferred to the first connectingrod 123 through the second connecting rod 223 and the connection layer30, and then transferred to the first substrate 11. It may be understoodthat in some embodiments, a part of heat generated by the firstcomponent 122 may also be transferred to the second substrate 21sequentially through the first heat dissipation block 124, the firstconnecting rod 123, the connection layer 30, and the second connectingrod 223. In this embodiment, the second package layer 22 includes threesecond components 222, and two of the second components 222 areconnected to corresponding second heat dissipation blocks 224. In thisembodiment, only a part of the second components 222 are connected tothe second heat dissipation block 224, so that only a part of heat ofthe second components 222 can be dissipated through the second heatdissipation block 224. For example, when one second component 222 emitsa relatively large amount of heat, and the other second component 222emits a relatively small amount of heat, only one second heatdissipation block 224 may be disposed to connect to the second component222 that emits the relatively large amount of heat. This ensures a heatdissipation effect, reduces a quantity of second heat dissipation blocks224, and reduces costs. It may be understood that in some embodiments,each second component 222 is connected to one second heat dissipationblock 224, so that heat of each second component 222 can be partiallydissipated through the second heat dissipation block 224, therebyimproving heat dissipation efficiency of the package structure 100.

In this embodiment, the first heat dissipation block 124 is connected tothe first connecting rod 123, the first connecting rod 123 is connectedto the first substrate 11, the second heat dissipation block 224 isconnected to the second connecting rod 223, the second connecting rod223 is connected to the second substrate 21, and the first connectingrod 123 is connected to the second connecting rod 223. Therefore, thefirst heat dissipation block 124, the first connecting rod 123, thesecond heat dissipation block 224, the second connecting rod 223, thefirst substrate 11, and the second substrate 21 are connected to form aheat dissipation frame, so that heat conduction paths of the firstcomponent 122 and the second component 222 can be increased. Comparedwith a package structure without the first heat dissipation block 124and the second heat dissipation block 224 and in which heat of thesecond component 222 can be first transferred to the second substrate 21and then transferred to the first substrate 11 through the secondsubstrate 21, heat dissipation efficiency of the package structure 100in this embodiment of this application is significantly improved. Inaddition, because the heat dissipation frame is formed in the firstpackage body 10 and the second package body 20, heat generated in thefirst package body 10 can be transferred to the second package body 20through the heat dissipation frame, and heat generated in the secondpackage body 20 can be transferred to the first package body 10 throughthe heat dissipation frame, that is, the heat in the first package body10 and the heat in the second package body 20 can be transferred to eachother, so that soaking between the first package body 10 and the secondpackage body 20 can be implemented, thereby avoiding heat concentrationat a position in the package structure 100, and avoiding damage to thecomponent in the package structure 100 due to temperature concentration.

It should be noted that, in this embodiment of this application, thefirst heat dissipation block 124, the first connecting rod 123, thesecond heat dissipation block 224, the second connecting rod 223, thefirst substrate 11, and the second substrate 21 are connected to formthe heat dissipation frame. In addition to a heat conduction function,the heat dissipation frame can have another function, and according todifferent functions, structures of the heat dissipation frames may alsobe different.

In this embodiment, the heat dissipation frame has a heat dissipationfunction. Therefore, only the first heat dissipation block 124 needs tobe connected to the first component 122 and the first connecting rod123, and the second heat dissipation block 224 needs to be connected tothe second component 222 and the second connecting rod 223. The firstheat dissipation blocks 124 connected to different first components 122may be disposed separately or may be connected to each other. The secondheat dissipation blocks 224 connected to different second components 222may be disposed separately or may be connected to each other. In thisembodiment, a first heat sink 10 is similar to the first package body 10in the package structure shown in FIG. 4 , and is integrated with firstheat dissipation blocks 124 connected to different first components 122.A second heat sink 20 is similar to the first package body 10 in thepackage structure shown in FIG. 5 , and second heat dissipation blocks224 connected to different second components 222 are disposed atintervals.

In this embodiment, the first heat dissipation block 124, the firstconnecting rod 123, the second heat dissipation block 224, and thesecond connecting rod 223 are all made of metal materials, and havehigher strength than the first package material layer 121 and the secondpackage material layer 221. Therefore, the heat dissipation frame formedby the first heat dissipation block 124, the first connecting rod 123,the second heat dissipation block 224, and the second connecting rod 223can also be used as a support frame in the package structure 100, toimprove strength of the package structure 100 and avoid damage to thepackage structure 100 due to external pressure.

In this embodiment, the second heat dissipation block 224 is located ona surface that is of the second component 222 and that is away from thesecond substrate 21, and the second connecting rod 223 is closer to anedge of the second package body 20 than the second component 222. Thesecond heat dissipation block 224 is connected to the second connectingrod 223 to form a frame structure covering the surface that is of thesecond component 222 and that is away from the second substrate 21. Theframe structure can enhance internal strength of the package structure100, and avoid damage to the package structure 100 caused by an externalforce.

It may be understood that in some other embodiments of this application,the second connecting rod 223 may be partially closer to an edge of thefirst package body 10 than the second component 222, or may be partiallydisposed at any other position on the second substrate 21. For example,the second connecting rod 223 may be disposed between adjacent secondcomponents 222 located on the second substrate 21. A quantity of secondconnecting rods 223 connected to the second substrate 21 in the packagestructure 100 is increased, so that a channel through which heat of thesecond component 222 is transferred to the second substrate 21 can beincreased, thereby improving heat dissipation efficiency of the secondcomponent 222. In addition, a volume occupied by the second connectingrod 223 in the second package layer 22 can be increased, and strength ofthe package structure 100 can be enhanced.

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a structure of the package structure100 according to another embodiment of this application. In thisembodiment, structures of the first package body 10 and the secondpackage body 20 are similar to the structure of the first package body10 shown in FIG. 4 , that is, the second heat dissipation blocks 224connected to different second components 222 are integrated, in otherwords, all the second heat dissipation blocks 224 are integrated. Inaddition, in this embodiment, at least a part of the first connectingrod 123 connected to the first heat dissipation block 124 iselectrically connected to the second connecting rod 223 connected to thesecond heat dissipation block 224, so that the first heat dissipationblock 124, the first connecting rod 123, the second heat dissipationblock 224, and the second connecting rod 223 are integrated. When atleast one first connecting rod 123 or at least one second connecting rod223 of the integrated first heat dissipation block 124, the firstconnecting rod 123, the second heat dissipation block 224, and thesecond connecting rod 223 is grounded, the first heat dissipation block124, the first connecting rod 123, the second heat dissipation block224, and the second connecting rod 223 can form a Faradayelectromagnetic shield. Specifically, at least one of the firstconnecting rods 123 or the second connecting rods 223 is grounded, andthe integrated first heat dissipation block 124 can be electricallyconnected to the grounded first connecting rod 123 or the groundedsecond connecting rod 223, so that the integrated first heat dissipationblock 124 is grounded. In other words, the integrated first heatdissipation block 124 can be directly connected to the grounded firstconnecting rod 123, so that the integrated first heat dissipation block124 can be grounded. Alternatively, the integrated first heatdissipation block 124 can be connected to the grounded first connectingrod 123 through the connection layer 30, so that the integrated firstheat dissipation block 124 can be grounded. In addition, the integratedsecond heat dissipation block 124 can be electrically connected to thegrounded first connecting rod 123 or the grounded second connecting rod223, so that the integrated second heat dissipation block 124 isgrounded. In other words, the integrated second heat dissipation block124 can be directly connected to the grounded first connecting rod 123,so that the integrated second heat dissipation block 224 can begrounded. Alternatively, the integrated second heat dissipation block224 can be connected to the grounded first connecting rod 123 throughthe connection layer 30, so that the integrated second heat dissipationblock 224 can be grounded. An arrow in FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram ofa direction in which a ground return current generated by a functionsystem of the package structure 100 is returned from a component to apower supply end. In this embodiment, at least two of the external pins13 on the first substrate 11 are grounded, a ground signal returned bythe first component 122 may be transmitted to the grounded external pin13 through the cable layer 112 of the first substrate 11, or may betransmitted to the grounded external pin 13 through the first heatdissipation block 124 and the first ground rod 123. A ground signalreturned by the second component 222 may be transmitted to the secondconnecting rod 223 through the cable layer 112 of the second substrate11 or the second heat dissipation block 224, and then transmitted to thegrounded external pin 13 sequentially through the second connecting rod223, the connection part 30, the first connecting rod 123, and the cablelayer 112 of the first substrate 11, so that the first heat dissipationblock 124, the first connecting rod 123, the second heat dissipationblock 224, and the second connecting rod 223 are integrated as a heatdissipation frame to form a low-impedance ground network path, and thepath can form a good Faraday electromagnetic shield. In addition, inthis embodiment, the first heat dissipation block 124 is located on asurface that is of the first component 122 and that is away from thefirst substrate 11, the first connecting rod 123 is closer to an edge ofthe first package body 10 than the first component 122, and the firstheat dissipation block 124 is connected to the first connecting rod 123to form a frame structure covering the surface that is of the firstcomponent 122 and that is away from the first substrate 11. The secondheat dissipation block 224 is located on a surface that is of the secondcomponent 222 and that is away from the second substrate 21, the secondconnecting rod 223 is closer to an edge of the second package body 20than the second component 222, and the second heat dissipation block 224is connected to the second connecting rod 223 to form a frame structurecovering the surface that is of the second component 222 and that isaway from the second substrate 21. When the first connecting rod 123 orthe second connecting rod 223 is grounded through the external pin 13and the frame structure forms the Faraday electromagnetic shield,electromagnetic interference between the first component 122 in thepackage structure 100 and the second component 222 in the packagestructure 100 and electromagnetic interference caused by an externalenvironment of the package structure 100 to the second component 222 inthe package structure 100 can be well isolated.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a structure of the package structure100 according to another embodiment of this application. In thisembodiment, structures of the first package body 10 and the secondpackage body 20 are similar to the structure of the first package body10 shown in FIG. 5 , that is, there are a plurality of first components122, a plurality of first heat dissipation blocks 124, and a pluralityof first connecting rods 123, and the plurality of first heatdissipation blocks 124 are disposed at intervals, different first heatdissipation blocks 124 are connected to different first components 122and different first connecting rods 123. There are a plurality of secondcomponents 222, a plurality of second heat dissipation blocks 224, and aplurality of second connecting rods 223. The plurality of second heatdissipation blocks 224 are disposed at intervals. Different second heatdissipation blocks 224 that are disposed independently are connected todifferent second components 222 and different second connecting rods223. An arrow in FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a direction in which aground return current generated by a function system of the packagestructure 100 is returned from a component to a power supply end. Inthis embodiment, the external pin 13 that is on the first substrate 11and connected to the first connecting rod 123 is electrically connectedto a power module. That is, a power signal is input into the firstconnecting rod 123. The power signal input into the first connecting rod123 is transmitted to the first component 122 through the first heatdissipation block 124 connected to the first connecting rod 123, tosupply power to the first component 122, and is transmitted to thesecond component 222 through the second connecting rod 223 and thesecond heat dissipation block 224 that are connected to the firstconnecting rod 123, to supply power to the second component 222. Inother words, in this embodiment, in addition to functions of heatdissipation and frame supporting, a heat dissipation frame can also beused as a power network to supply power to the first component 122 andthe second component 222.

It may be understood that in some embodiments, the first heatdissipation block 124 and the first connecting rod 123 that areconnected to different first components 122 may be connected todifferent external pins 13. The second heat dissipation block 224 andthe second connecting rod 223 that are connected to different secondcomponents 222 may be connected to different external pins 13. Differentexternal pins 13 are connected to different external modules, so as toprovide, through different first heat dissipation blocks 124 anddifferent second heat dissipation blocks 224, different signals forcomponents connected to the first heat dissipation blocks 124 and thesecond heat dissipation blocks 224. For example, a part of the externalpins 13 are electrically connected to the antenna module 200, so thatthe first component 122 or the second component 222 connected to theexternal pins 13 communicates with the antenna module 200. A part of theexternal pins 13 are electrically connected to the sensor module 400, sothat the first component 122 or the second component 222 connected tothe external pins 13 communicates with the sensor module 400. In thisembodiment, the first connecting rod 123, the first heat dissipationblock 124, the second connecting rod 223, and the second heatdissipation block 224 are disposed in the package structure 100. Asignal is provided for the first component 122 through the firstconnecting rod 123 and the first heat dissipation block 124, and asignal is provided for the second component 222 through the secondconnecting rod 223 and the second heat dissipation block 224, toincrease a transmission path of the signal in the package structure 100,so that the signal can be distributed to different first components 122or different second components 222 through a substrate, and in addition,the signal can be further distributed to different first components 122or different second components 222 through the first connecting rod 123,the first heat dissipation block 124, the second connecting rod 223, andthe second heat dissipation block 224, that is, the signal can beredistributed in the package structure 100 through the first connectingrod 123, the first heat dissipation block 124, the second connecting rod223, and the second heat dissipation block 224.

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a structure of a package structureaccording to some other embodiments of this application. A differencebetween this embodiment and the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 lies in thatan external pin 23 is disposed on a surface that is of the secondsubstrate 21 and that is away from the second package layer 22, and theexternal pin 23 is configured to electrically connect to an externalstructure of the package structure 100. The external pin 23 is connectedto the cable layer 212, so that the second substrate 21 can beelectrically connected to the external structure (for example, functionmodules of the electronic apparatus 1000) of the package structure 100through the external pin 23, and a structure (for example, the secondcomponent 222) that is in the package structure 100 and that iselectrically connected to the second substrate 21 is electricallyconnected to the external structure of the package structure 100. Boththe second heat dissipation block 224 and the second connecting rod 223can conduct electricity, and the second connecting rod 223 is connectedto the second substrate 21. Therefore, in some embodiments, a signal maybe input into the second connecting rod 223 through the second substrate21, and the signal can be transmitted to the second component 222through the second connecting rod 223 and the second heat dissipationblock 224. In this embodiment, the second connecting rod 223 isconnected to the external pin 23 of the second substrate 21 through thecable layer 112 on the second substrate 21, and the external pin 23 isconnected to the external structure of the package structure 100. Theexternal structure of the package structure 100 communicates with thecorresponding second component 222 sequentially through the external pin23, the second substrate 21, the second connecting rod 223, and thesecond heat dissipation block 224. Alternatively, the external structureof the package structure 100 is connected to the external pin 13 of thefirst substrate 11. The external structure of the package structure 100communicates with the corresponding second component 222 sequentiallythrough the external pin 13, the first substrate 11, the firstconnecting rod 123, the second connecting rod 223, and the second heatdissipation block 224.

Because the second connecting rod 223 is electrically connected to thefirst connecting rod 123, a signal transmitted through the external pin23 may also be transmitted to the first component 122 sequentiallythrough the second connecting rod 223, the first connecting rod 123, andthe first heat dissipation block 124, to implement communication betweenthe first component 122 and the external structure of the packagestructure 100.

In this embodiment of this application, the external pin 13 is disposedon a surface that is of the first substrate 11 and that is away from thefirst package layer 12, and the external pin 23 is disposed on a surfacethat is of the second substrate 21 and that is away from the secondpackage layer 22, so that a signal may be transmitted through the firstsubstrate 11, or may be transmitted through the second substrate 21.Compared with a manner in which the external pin 13 is disposed only ona single side (for example, the first substrate 11), a quantity ofexternal pins 13 is increased, so that density of an output signal inthe entire package structure 100 can be increased, a quantity ofcomponents in the package structure 100 is increased, and a quantity ofintegrated components in the package structure 100 is increased, so asto facilitate miniaturization and improvement of function diversity ofthe electronic apparatus 1000. In addition, compared with the manner inwhich the external pin 13 is disposed only on a single side, thecomponent in the package structure 100 not only may be connected to theexternal pin 13 on the first substrate 11, but also may be connected tothe external pin 23 on the second substrate 21. Therefore, flexibilityof disposing components and cables in the package structure 100 can beimproved, and a design of the package structure 100 can be simplified.

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a structure according to anotherembodiment of this application. A difference between this embodiment andthe embodiment shown in FIG. 3 lies in that: in this embodiment, thefirst components 122 at the first package layer 12 are stacked in athickness direction of the package structure 100, and the first heatdissipation block 124 is in contact with the first component 122 that isfarthest from the first substrate 11 and that is in the stacked firstcomponents 122. The thickness direction of the package structure 100 isa direction perpendicular to a surface that is of the first substrate 11and that faces the first package layer 12, that is, a Y direction shownin FIG. 9 .

In this embodiment, three first components 122 are packaged at the firstpackage layer 12, and the three first components 122 are respectively afirst component 122 a, a first component 122 b, and a first component122 c. Both the first component 122 a and the first component 122 b aredisposed on the first substrate 11 and are directly connected to thefirst substrate 11. The first component 122 a and the first component122 b are stacked in the thickness direction of the package structure100. In other words, the first component 122 c is stacked on a surfacethat is of the first component 122 a and that is away from the firstsubstrate 11. In addition, in this embodiment, the first component 122 cis connected to the first substrate 11 through a connecting rod 125, toimplement an electrical connection between the first component 122 c andthe first substrate 11, and can transfer a part of heat generated by thefirst component 122 c to the first substrate 11 through the connectingrod 125. In this embodiment, the first heat dissipation block 124 is incontact with a surface that is of the first component 122 c and that isaway from the first substrate 11. A part of heat generated by the firstcomponent 122 c during operating is transferred to the first substrate10 through the first heat dissipation block 124 and the first connectingrod 123, and then is transferred out.

In some embodiments, one end that is of the connecting rod 125 and thatis away from the first component 122 c is connected to the firstcomponent 122 a, so that the first component 122 c is electricallyconnected to the first component 122 a, and a part of heat of the firstcomponent 122 a can be transferred to the first heat dissipation block124 through the first component 122 c, or a part of heat generated bythe first component 122 c can be transferred to the first substrate 11through the first component 122 a.

It may be understood that a quantity of first components 122 stacked atthe first package layer 12 is not limited in this application, andthree, four, or more first components 122 may be stacked based on anactual requirement.

In this embodiment of this application, a part of the first components122 at the first package layer 12 are stacked in the thickness directionof the package structure 100, so that the components are stacked in thethickness direction of the package structure 100, thereby increasingdensity of the components in the package structure 100. When a samequantity of first components 122 are packaged at the first package layer12, because a part of the first components 122 are stacked in thethickness direction of the package structure 100, compared with thepackage structure 100 (the package structure 100 shown in FIG. 3 ) inwhich all the first components 122 are directly connected to the firstsubstrate 11, in this package structure, a size of the first substrate11 can be reduced, and an area occupied by the package structure 100 canbe reduced.

It may be understood that, in some other embodiments of thisapplication, the second components 222 may alternatively be stacked inthe thickness direction of the package structure 100, to furtherincrease the density of the components in the package structure 100, andreduce the area occupied by the package structure 100 by using space inthe thickness direction of the package structure 100. When the packagestructure 100 is applied to the electronic apparatus 1000, because thearea occupied by the package structure 100 is relatively small, a sizeof the electronic apparatus 1000 can be reduced, thereby implementingminiaturization of the electronic apparatus 1000. In addition, becausethe density of the components in the package structure 100 is increased,compared with the package structure 100 shown in FIG. 3 , when a size ofthe package structure 100 is the same, more components can be packagedin the package structure 100, thereby facilitating improvement offunction diversity of the electronic apparatus 1000.

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of the package structure 100 according tosome other embodiments of this application. A difference between thisembodiment and the embodiment shown in FIG. 9 lies in that: a thirdsubstrate 126 is further disposed at the first package layer 12, and aconnecting rod 124 is supported between the third substrate 126 and thefirst substrate 11, and is electrically connected to the first substrate11 and the third substrate 126. The first component 122 may be disposedon a surface that is of the third substrate 126 and that faces the firstsubstrate 11 and/or a surface that is of the third substrate 126 andthat is away from the first substrate 11, to fully use space in athickness direction of the package structure 100. In addition, aplurality of (two or more) first components 122 may be disposed on thethird substrate 126, and electrical connections between at least a partof the first components 122 disposed on the third substrate 126 areimplemented by using the third substrate 126. In this embodiment, thefirst component 122 c is supported, by using the connecting rod 125, ona surface that is of the first substrate 11 and that faces the firstpackage layer 12. Space can be formed between the first component 122 cand the first substrate 11 to dispose the first component 122 a, so thatspace in the thickness direction of the package structure 100 is fullyused, and density of components in the package structure 100 isimproved.

In some embodiments, the third substrate 126 may also be disposed at thesecond package layer 22. The third substrate 126 is supported betweenthe second substrate 21 and the third substrate 126 by using theconnecting rod 125, and the second substrate 21 is electricallyconnected to the third substrate 126. The second component 222 isdisposed on a surface that is of the third substrate 126 and that facesthe second substrate 21 and/or a surface that is of the third substrate126 and that is away from the second substrate 21. In this embodiment, aplurality of second components 222 may be disposed on the thirdsubstrate 126, and electrical connections between at least a part of thesecond components 222 disposed on the third substrate 126 areimplemented by using the third substrate 126. In this embodiment, thethird substrate 126 is disposed at the first package layer 12, so thatthe first component 122 can be disposed on both opposite surfaces of thethird substrate 126. In addition, the third substrate 126 is disposed atthe second package layer 22, so that the second component 222 can bedisposed on both opposite surfaces of the third substrate 126. In thisway, space in the thickness direction of the package structure 100 isfully used, and density of components in the package structure 100 isimproved.

It may be understood that in some embodiments, the third substrate 126may be disposed only at the second package layer 22, and no thirdsubstrate 126 is disposed at the first package layer 12. In other words,the second components 222 at the second package layer 22 are stacked inthe thickness direction of the package structure 100. All firstcomponents 122 in the first package layer 12 are disposed on the firstsubstrate 11.

In some embodiments, one end of the connecting rod 124 is connected tothe third substrate 126, and the other end may be connected to the firstcomponent 122 that is stacked on the third substrate 126 in thethickness direction and that is closest to the third substrate 126.Alternatively, one end of the connecting rod 125 is connected to thethird substrate 126, and the other end may be connected to the firstcomponent 122 that is stacked on the third substrate 126 in thethickness direction and that is closest to the third substrate 126.

FIG. 11 shows another package structure 100 according to thisapplication. A difference between the package structure 100 in thisembodiment and the package structure 100 in the embodiment shown in FIG.3 lies in that the connection layer 30 further includes a thermalconductive block 32. The thermal conductive block 32 is located betweena surface that is of the first heat dissipation block 124 and thatexposes from the first package material layer 121 and a surface that isof the second heat dissipation block 224 and that exposes from thesecond package material layer 221. The thermal conductive block 32 isconnected between the first heat dissipation block 124 and the secondheat dissipation block 224, and is configured to: implement heattransfer between the second heat dissipation block 224 and the secondpackage body 20, improve a heat transfer speed between the first packagebody 10 and the second package body 20, and improve soaking efficiencyin the package structure 100. In addition, the thermal conductive block32 is disposed between the surface that is of the first heat dissipationblock 124 and that exposes from the first package material layer 121 andthe surface that is of the second heat dissipation block 224 and thatexposes from the second package material layer 221, in other words, thethermal conductive block 32 is added between the first package body 10and the second package body 20. Therefore, connection fixing strengthbetween the first package body 10 and the second package body 20 can befurther improved. There may be one or more first thermal conductiveblocks 32, and the plurality of first thermal conductive blocks 32 aredisposed at intervals. The first thermal conductive block 32 may be athermal conductive structure such as a solder joint or a thermalconductive adhesive layer. In this embodiment, the first thermalconductive block 32 and the connection sub-block 31 are the same, andboth are solder joints, so that a manufacturing process is simplified.

FIG. 12 shows another package structure 100 according to thisapplication. A difference between this embodiment and the embodimentshown in FIG. 3 lies in that: a surface that is of the second packagebody 20 and that is away from the first package body 10 is covered witha thermal conductive adhesive layer 23, and the thermal conductiveadhesive layer 23 is configured to transfer heat. In this embodiment,the second substrate 21 of the second package body 20 is located on asurface that is away from the second package layer 22 and that is awayfrom the first package body 10, and the thermal conductive adhesivelayer 23 is located on a surface that is of the second substrate 21 andthat is away from the second package layer 22. In addition, in thisembodiment, the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23 covers a surfacethat is of the second substrate 21 and that is away from the secondpackage body 20. The thermal conductive adhesive layer 23 can beconfigured to paste the package structure 100 onto a heat dissipationstructure in the electronic apparatus 1000, so that the packagestructure 100 is fastened in the electronic apparatus 1000, and heat canbe transferred to the heat dissipation structure through the secondsubstrate 21 and the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23, therebyimproving heat dissipation efficiency of the package structure 100.

In this embodiment, a part of positions of the insulation layer 111 on aside that is of the second substrate 21 and that is away from the secondpackage layer 22 is hollowed out, to expose a part of the cable layer112. When the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23 covers the surfacethat is of the second substrate 21 and that is away from the secondpackage layer 22, the thermal conductive adhesive layer 22 can be indirect contact with the exposed cable layer 112. Thermal conductivity ofthe thermal conductive adhesive layer 23 is higher than that of theinsulation layer 111, so that heat generated by the components in thepackage structure 100 in this embodiment during operating can be morequickly transferred out through the thermal conductive adhesive layer23. It may be understood that in some embodiments of this application,the insulation layer 111 on the side that is of the second substrate 21and that is away from the second package layer 22 may be directlyremoved, and the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23 is covered, sothat heat transferred at the cable layer 112 is transferred out as soonas possible. It should be noted that the thermal conductive adhesivelayer 23 is made of an insulating and thermal conductive material.

In some embodiments, a release film 24 is disposed on a surface that isof the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23 and that is away from thesecond package layer 22. When the package structure 100 is fastened tothe middle frame 900, the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23 can beattached to the middle frame 900 by directly removing the release film24. Operations are simple.

FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of a partial cross section of theelectronic apparatus 1000 in which the package structure 100 accordingto the embodiment shown in FIG. 12 is disposed. In this embodiment, theelectronic apparatus 1000 includes the middle frame 900 and themainboard 800. The middle frame 900 is configured to implement heatdissipation of the electronic apparatus 1000. The package structure 100is disposed between the mainboard 800 and the middle frame 900. Thefirst substrate 11 of the package structure 100 is connected to themainboard 800 through the external pin 13, so that the package structure100 is fastened and electrically connected to the first substrate 11.The thermal conductive adhesive layer 23 of the package structure 100 isin contact with the middle frame 900, to fasten the package structure100 and the middle frame 900. In this embodiment, heat generated by acomponent in the package structure 100 during operating may betransferred to the first substrate 11, and is transferred to themainboard 800 through the external pin 13. The heat is distributed,through the mainboard 800, to each position of the mainboard 800 andeach operating module connected to the mainboard 800, to avoid damagecaused by heat concentration at a position of the package structure 100.In addition, the heat generated by the component in the packagestructure 100 during operating may be transferred to the secondsubstrate 21, then transferred to the middle frame 900 through thethermal conductive adhesive layer 23, and dissipated out of theelectronic apparatus 1000 through the middle frame 900.

FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of a structure of the package structure100 according to another embodiment of this application. A differencebetween this embodiment and the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 lies in that:the second package body 20 further includes a third package layer 25.The third package body 25 is packaged on a surface that is of the secondsubstrate 21 and that is away from the second package layer 22. Thethird package layer 25 includes a third package material layer 251 andone or more third components 252 embedded in the third package materiallayer 251. Each third component 252 is electrically connected to thesecond substrate 21, in this embodiment, there are a plurality of thirdcomponents 252 embedded in the third package material layer 251.

In this embodiment, each third component 252 is disposed on the secondsubstrate 21, and is directly connected to the second substrate 21, thatis, a pin of the third component 252 is directly connected to the secondsubstrate 21. It may be understood that in some embodiments of thisapplication, the third component 252 may alternatively be indirectlyconnected to the second substrate 21 through a connecting rod.Alternatively, in some embodiments, the third components 252 are stackedin a thickness direction of the package structure 100. A part of thirdcomponents 252 in the stacked third components 252 are directlyelectrically connected to the second substrate 21, and another part ofthird components 252 are indirectly electrically connected to the secondsubstrate 21 through the third components 252 that are directlyconnected to the second substrate 21, or are indirectly electricallyconnected to the second substrate 21 through connecting rods.

In this embodiment, the third package layer 25 is packaged on thesurface that is of the second substrate 21 and that is away from thesecond package layer 22, that is, package layers are disposed on bothopposite surfaces of the second substrate 21, so that a quantity ofcomponents stacked in the thickness direction of the package structure100 is increased, an area occupied by the package structure 100 appliedto the electronic apparatus 1000 is reduced, and a quantity ofcomponents in the package structure 100 is increased, so as tofacilitate miniaturization and versatility of the electronic apparatus1000.

FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of a structure of the package structure100 according to another embodiment of this application. In thisembodiment, the third package layer 25 further includes a plurality ofthird connecting rods 253 and one or more third heat dissipation blocks254. All the third connecting rods 253 and all the third heatdissipation blocks 254 are embedded in the third package material layer251. One end of each third connecting rod 253 is connected to the secondsubstrate 21, and the other end extends to a surface that is of thethird package layer 25 and that is away from the second substrate 21.Each third heat dissipation block 254 is connected to at least one thirdconnecting rod 253, and each third heat dissipation block 254 isconnected to one or more third components 252, so that the thirdcomponent 252 and the third connecting rod 253 can be connected throughthe third heat dissipation block 254, and heat of the third component252 can be transferred to the third connecting rod 253 through the thirdheat dissipation block 254.

In this embodiment, a part of heat generated by the third component 252can be directly transferred to the second substrate 21, and a part ofheat can be transferred to the second substrate 21 sequentially throughthe third heat dissipation block 254 and the third connecting rod 253,thereby increasing a heat transfer path of the third component 252, sothat heat generated by the third component 252 during operating can berelatively quickly transferred to another position in the packagestructure 100, and heat concentration is avoided. In addition, heatgenerated by the second substrate 21 can be transferred to the firstsubstrate 11 sequentially through the second connecting rod 223 and thefirst connecting rod 123, and transferred to the outside of the packagestructure 100 through the external pin 13 of the first substrate 11, toimplement heat dissipation. It may be understood that in thisembodiment, heat generated by the second component 222 at the secondpackage layer 22 and the first component 122 at the first package layer12 can also be transferred to the third package layer 25, to implementsoaking in the package structure 100, avoid heat accumulation at aposition in the package structure 100, and avoid damage to the packagestructure due to heat accumulation.

In some embodiments of this application, the third package materiallayer 251 exposes from a surface that is of the third heat dissipationblock 254 and that is away from the second substrate 21, to simplify aproduction process. In some embodiments, a side that is of the thirdpackage layer 25 and that is away from the second substrate 21 iscovered with a thermal conductive adhesive layer 23. The third packagematerial layer 251 exposes from the surface that is of the thirdconnecting rod 253 and that is away from the third substrate 126.Therefore, the third connecting rod 253 can be in contact with thethermal conductive adhesive layer 23, to transfer a part of heat in thepackage structure 100 to the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23through the third connecting rod 253. When the package structure 100 isdisposed in the electronic apparatus 1000, the thermal conductiveadhesive layer 23 can fasten the package structure 100 to a heatdissipation structure in the electronic apparatus 1000, and heatgenerated in the package structure 100 can be transferred to the heatdissipation structure in the electronic apparatus 1000 through thethermal conductive adhesive layer 23.

In this embodiment, the third package material layer 251 exposes fromthe surface that is of the third heat dissipation block 254 and that isaway from the second substrate 21, and when the thermal conductiveadhesive layer 23 covers the side that is of the third package layer 25and that is away from the second substrate 21, the third heatdissipation block 254 is in direct contact with the thermal conductiveadhesive layer 23, so that heat generated by the third component 252 canbe more quickly transferred to the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23,and transferred to the heat dissipation structure outside the packagestructure 100 through the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23, therebyimproving heat dissipation efficiency of the package structure 100.

FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram of a structure of the package structure100 according to another embodiment of this application. A differencebetween this embodiment and the embodiment shown in FIG. 3 lies in that:the first package material layer 121 exposes from a surface that is ofthe first heat dissipation block 124 and that is away from the firstsubstrate 11, and the second package layer 22 exposes from a surfacethat is of the second heat dissipation block 224 and that is away fromthe second substrate 21. A surface that is of the first heat dissipationblock 124 and that exposes from the first package layer 12 is in contactwith a surface that is of the second heat dissipation block 224 and thatexposes from the second package layer 22, and the first heat dissipationblock 124 and the second heat dissipation block 224 form an integratedstructure. In this embodiment, that the first heat dissipation block 124and the second heat dissipation block 224 form an integrated structuremeans that the first heat dissipation block 124 and the second heatdissipation block 224 can use an intermolecular force to fixedly connectthe first package body 10 and the second package body 20. Specifically,the surface that is of the first heat dissipation block 124 and thatexposes from the first package layer 12 is in contact with the surfacethat is of the second heat dissipation block 224 and that exposes fromthe second package layer 22, and operations such as heating andpressurization are performed on a contact interface, so that anintermolecular force is generated between the surface that is of thefirst heat dissipation block 124 and that exposes from the first packagelayer 12 and the surface that is of the second heat dissipation block224 and that exposes from the second package layer 22, and the firstheat dissipation block 124 and the second heat dissipation block 224form an integrated structure. In this embodiment, a surface that is ofthe first connecting rod 123 and that exposes from the first packagematerial layer 121 is in contact with a surface that is of the secondconnecting rod 223 and that exposes from the second package materiallayer 221, and is fastened by using an intermolecular force between thefirst connecting rod 123 and the second connecting rod 223.

In this embodiment, the first connecting rod 123, the second connectingrod 223, the first heat dissipation block 124, and the second heatdissipation block 224 are all made of metal copper. In this embodiment,the first package body 10 and the second package body 20 are stacked,the surface that is of the first heat dissipation block 124 and thatexposes from the first package layer 12 is in contact with the surfacethat is of the second heat dissipation block 224 and that exposes fromthe second package layer 22, the surface that is of the first connectingrod 123 and that exposes from the first package material layer 121 is incontact with the surface that is of the second connecting rod 223 andthat exposes from the second package material layer 221, and thenprocessing such as heating and pressurization is performed on thepackage structure 100, so that an intermolecular force of copper-copperbonding is generated between the first heat dissipation block 124 andthe second heat dissipation block 224, and the first package body 10 andthe second package body 20 are fastened together in a bonding manner. Inaddition, an intermolecular force of copper-copper bonding is alsogenerated between the first connecting rod 123 and the second connectingrod 223, to implement fastening and electrical connection between thefirst connecting rod 123 and the second connecting rod 223.

In some embodiments, a surface that is of the first heat dissipationblock 124 and that is away from the first substrate 123 slightly exposesfrom a surface that is of the first package material layer 121 and thatis away from the first substrate 123, and a surface that is of thesecond heat dissipation block 224 and that is away from the secondsubstrate 223 slightly exposes from a surface that is of the secondpackage material layer 221 and that is away from the second substrate223, so that when processing such as heating and pressurization isperformed on the package structure 100, the first package material layer121 and the second package material layer 221 do not affect closecontact between the first heat dissipation block 124 and the second heatdissipation block 224, thereby avoiding impact caused by anintermolecular force between the first heat dissipation block 124 andthe second heat dissipation block 224.

In this embodiment, the first connecting rod 123, the second connectingrod 223, the first heat dissipation block 124, and the second heatdissipation block 224 are made of a same material, the first heatdissipation block 124 is connected to the first connecting rod 123, andthe second heat dissipation block 224 is connected to the secondconnecting rod 223. Therefore, the first connecting rod 123 may not bedisposed opposite to the second connecting rod 223, but correspond to aposition of the first heat dissipation block 124. That is, when thefirst package body 10 and the second package body 20 are stacked, oneend that is of the first connecting rod 123 and that exposes from thefirst package material layer 121 is in contact with the second heatdissipation block 224, so that a signal transmitted in the firstconnecting rod 123 can be transmitted to the second connecting rod 223through the second heat dissipation block 224. Alternatively, in someembodiments, when the first package body 10 and the second package body20 are stacked, one end that is of the second connecting rod 223 andthat exposes from the second package material layer 221 may be incontact with the first heat dissipation block 124, so that a signaltransmitted in the first connecting rod 123 can be transmitted to thesecond connecting rod 223 through the first heat dissipation block 124.When the first connecting rod 123 is in contact with the second heatdissipation block 224, the first connecting rod 123 and the second heatdissipation block 224 can also generate an intermolecular force under aspecific condition, so that the first package body 10 is fastened andelectrically connected to the second package body 20. Alternatively,when the second connecting rod 223 is in contact with the first heatdissipation block 124, the second connecting rod 223 and the first heatdissipation block 124 can also generate an intermolecular force under aspecific condition, so that the first package body 10 is fastened andelectrically connected to the second package body 20.

FIG. 17 shows another package structure 100 according to thisapplication. A difference between this embodiment and the embodimentshown in FIG. 3 lies in that the second substrate 21 is located on aside that is of the second package layer 22 and that faces the firstsubstrate 11, and the first connecting rod 123 is electrically connectedto the second substrate 21. In this embodiment, a solder pad connectedto the cable layer 112 of the second substrate 21 is disposed on thesecond substrate 21, and a surface that is of the first connecting rod123 and that exposes from the first package material layer 121 isconnected to the solder pad on the second substrate 21 through theconnection layer 30. In this way, the first connecting rod 123 iselectrically connected to a substrate. In this embodiment, the surfacethat is of the first connecting rod 123 and that exposes from the firstpackage material layer 121 is a first output terminal 10 a of the firstpackage body 10, and the solder pad that is on the second substrate 21and that is electrically connected to the first connecting rod 123 isthe second connection terminal 20 a.

In some embodiments, a surface that is of the second package layer 22and that is away from the second substrate 21 is covered with thethermal conductive adhesive layer 23. In this embodiment, the secondpackage material layer 221 exposes from a surface that is of the secondheat dissipation block 224 and that is away from the second substrate21, and the second package material layer 221 exposes from a surfacethat is of the second connecting rod 223 and that is away from thesecond substrate 21. When covering the second package layer 22, thethermal conductive adhesive layer 23 can be in direct contact with thesecond heat dissipation block 224 and the second connecting rod 223, sothat heat transferred on the second heat dissipation block 224 and heattransferred to the second connecting rod 223 can be quickly dissipatedthrough the thermal conductive adhesive layer 23, to improve heatdissipation efficiency of the package structure 100.

This application further provides a method for preparing the packagestructure 100. FIG. 18A and FIG. 18B are a flowchart of a process ofpreparing the package structure 100 according to the embodiment shown inFIG. 3 . A method for forming the package structure 100 is to first formthe first package body 10 and the second package body 20, and thenconnect the first package body 10 and the second package body 20 throughthe connection layer 30, to implement a fixed connection and anelectrical connection between the first package body 10 and the secondpackage body 20. A method for forming the first package body 10 mayinclude:

Step 110: Refer to FIG. 19 a . Fasten the first connecting rod 123 andthe first component 122 on the first substrate 11. In some otherembodiments of this application, when the first components 122 at thefirst package layer 12 are stacked in a thickness direction, step 110 isfastening the first connecting rod 123 and a part of the firstcomponents 122 on the first substrate 11.

In this embodiment, the first connecting rod 123 may be fastened to thefirst substrate 11 through conductive adhesive sticking, solder welding,or the like, so that the first connecting rod 123 is fastened andelectrically connected to the first substrate 11. The first component122 may be fastened to the first substrate 11 through surface mounting,bonding, or the like, so that the first component 122 is fastened andelectrically connected to the first substrate 11.

In some embodiments, when the first component 122 is a chip, and thechip is fastened to the first substrate 11 in a formal mounting manner,in other words, a pin of the chip is located on a surface that is of thechip and that is away from the first substrate 11, and before the chipis fastened and electrically connected to the first substrate 11 throughthe bonding wire 1221, a metal sheet 125 needs to be pasted on thesurface that is of the chip and that is away from the first substrate 11in a manner of adhesive or welding. In this embodiment, a material ofthe metal sheet 125 is the same as materials of the first connecting rod123 and the first heat dissipation block 124. It may be understood thatin some embodiments, the material of the metal sheet 125 mayalternatively be different from the material of the first connecting rod123 or the first heat dissipation block 124.

Step 120: Refer to FIG. 19 b . Package the first package material layer121 on a surface that is of the first substrate 11 and on which thefirst connecting rod 123 and the first component 122 are disposed, sothat both the first connecting rod 123 and the first component 122 areembedded in the first package material layer 121. The first packagematerial layer 121 is a package material such as resin.

Step 130: Refer to FIG. 19 c . Form a groove on a surface that is of thefirst package material layer 121 and that is away from the firstsubstrate 11, to expose a surface that is of the first connecting rod123 and that is away from the first substrate 11 and a surface that isof the first component 122 and that is away from the first substrate 11.When a metal sheet is disposed on the surface that is of the firstcomponent 122 and that is away from the first substrate 11, in step 130,a groove is formed at the first package material layer 121 to expose themetal sheet disposed on the surface of the first component 122.

In this embodiment, the groove is formed in a laser grooving manner, anda depth of laser grooving may be controlled based on a specificrequirement. When the chip is fastened in the formal mounting manner, anactive surface of the chip is away from the first substrate 11. Duringlaser grooving, because a position of the grooving is above the chip, toavoid damage to the chip due to insufficient control precision of thegrooving depth, the metal sheet is formed on a surface that is of theformal chip and that is away from the first substrate 11, and the lasergrooving is performed until the metal sheet 125 is exposed, so thatdamage to the chip caused by laser grooving can be avoided. It may beunderstood that in some other embodiments of this application, thegroove may alternatively be formed in a manner of mold pressing or thelike.

Step 140: Refer to FIG. 19 d . Form a metal layer 126 on a side that isof the first package material layer 121 and that is away from a firstsurface, where the metal layer 126 covers the surface that is of thefirst package material layer 121 and that is away from the firstsubstrate 11, and fills the groove formed in step 130.

Step 150: Refer to FIG. 19 e . Thin the metal layer 126 to anappropriate thickness, to obtain the first heat dissipation block 124connecting the first component 122 and the first connecting rod 123. Inthis embodiment, a surface that is of the thinned metal layer 126 andthat is away from the first substrate 11 is a plane, to facilitateprocessing in a subsequent step. It may be understood that in someembodiments, step 150 may not exist.

A method for forming the second package body 20 is similar to the methodfor forming the first package body 10, and includes:

Step 210: Refer to FIG. 19 f . Fasten the second connecting rod 223 andthe second component 222 on the second substrate 21. In some otherembodiments of this application, when the second components 222 at thefirst package layer 12 are stacked in a thickness direction, step 110 isfastening the second connecting rod 223 and a part of the secondcomponents 222 on the second substrate 21.

In this embodiment, the second connecting rod 223 may be fastened to thesecond substrate 21 through conductive adhesive sticking, solderwelding, or the like, so that the second connecting rod 223 is fastenedand electrically connected to the second substrate 21. The secondcomponent 222 may be fastened to the second substrate 21 through surfacemounting, bonding, or the like, so that the second component 222 isfastened and electrically connected to the second substrate 21.

In some embodiments, when the second component 222 is a chip, and thechip is fastened to the second substrate 21 in a formal mounting manner,in other words, a pin of the chip is located on a surface that is of thechip and that is away from the second substrate 21, and before the chipis fastened and electrically connected to the second substrate 21through the bonding wire 1221, a metal sheet 225 needs to be pasted onthe surface that is of the chip and that is away from the secondsubstrate 21 in a manner of adhesive or welding. In this embodiment, amaterial of the metal sheet 225 is the same as materials of the secondconnecting rod 223 and the second heat dissipation block 224. It may beunderstood that in some embodiments, the material of the metal sheet 225may be different from the material of the second connecting rod 223 orthe second heat dissipation block 224.

Step 220: Refer to FIG. 19 g . Package the second package material layer221 on a surface that is of the second substrate 21 and on which thesecond connecting rod 223 and the second component 222 are disposed, sothat both the second connecting rod 223 and the second component 222 areembedded in the second package material layer 221. The second packagematerial layer 221 is a package material such as resin.

Step 230: Refer to FIG. 19 h . Form a groove on a surface that is of thesecond package material layer 221 and that is away from the secondsubstrate 21, to expose a surface that is of the second connecting rod223 and that is away from the second substrate 21 and a surface that isof the second component 222 and that is away from the second substrate21. When the metal sheet 225 is disposed on the surface that is of thesecond component 222 and that is away from the second substrate 21, instep 230, a groove is formed at the second package material layer 221 toexpose the metal sheet 225 disposed on the surface of the secondcomponent 222.

In this embodiment, the groove is formed in a laser grooving manner, anda depth of the laser groove may be controlled based on a specificrequirement. When the chip is fastened in the formal mounting manner, anactive surface of the chip is away from the second substrate 21. Duringlaser grooving, because a position of the grooving is above the chip, toavoid damage to the chip due to insufficient control precision of thegrooving depth, the metal sheet is formed on a surface that is of theformal chip and that is away from the second substrate 21, and lasergrooving is performed until the metal sheet 225 is exposed, so thatdamage to the chip caused by laser grooving can be avoided. It may beunderstood that in some other embodiments of this application, thegroove may alternatively be formed in a manner of mold pressing or thelike.

Step 240: Refer to FIG. 19 i . Form a metal layer 226 on a side that isof the second package material layer 221 and that is away from the firstsurface, where the metal layer 226 covers the surface that is of thesecond package material layer 221 and that is away from the secondsubstrate 21, and fills the groove formed in step 130.

Step 250: Refer to FIG. 19 j . Thin the metal layer 226 to anappropriate thickness, to obtain the second heat dissipation block 224connecting the second component 222 and the second connecting rod 223.In this embodiment, a surface that is of the thinned metal layer 226 andthat is away from the second substrate 21 is a plane, to facilitateprocessing in a subsequent step. It may be understood that in someembodiments, step 150 may not exist.

It may be understood that in some embodiments, when the second packagebody 20 further includes the third package layer 25, step 210 to step250 are repeated on a surface that is of the second substrate 21 andthat is away from the second component 222, to form the third packagelayer 25.

Finally, the first package body 10 is fixedly connected to the secondpackage body 20. In some embodiments, that the first package body 10 isfixedly connected to the second package body 20 includes:

Step 310: Refer to FIG. 19 k . Fixedly connect the first package body 10to the second package body 20 through the connection layer 30, andelectrically connect the first package body 10 to the second packagebody 20.

In some embodiments, the connection layer 30 includes the connectionsub-block 31. The connection sub-block 31 may be made of solder orconductive adhesive, that is, the first package body 10 is fixedlyconnected to and electrically connected to the second package body 20 ina soldering or dispensing manner.

In some embodiments, step 310 may be replaced with bonding the firstpackage material layer 211 of the first package body 10 to the secondpackage material layer 221 of the second package body 20, and heatingand pressurizing the first package body 10 and the second package body20. In this way, an intermolecular force is formed between the firstheat dissipation block 124 of the first package body 10 and the secondheat dissipation block 224 of the second package body 20, so that thefirst package body 10 is fixedly connected to and electrically connectedto the second package body 20.

In this application, a part of heat generated by the first component 122can be directly transferred to the first substrate 11, and a part ofheat is transferred to the first substrate 11 through the first heatdissipation block 124 and the first connecting rod 123 that areconnected to the first component 122. In addition, a part of heatgenerated by the second component 222 can be directly transferred to thesecond substrate 22, and a part of heat is transferred to the secondsubstrate 21 through the second heat dissipation block 224 and thesecond connecting rod 223 that are connected to the second component222. It can be learned from the heat transfer paths of the firstcomponent and the second component that there are a plurality of heattransfer paths of the first component and the second component in thisapplication. When the first component or the second component operatesand generates heat, heat can be transferred out in time through theplurality of paths, to improve heat transfer efficiency of the packagestructure, and improve a heat dissipation effect of the packagestructure, so as to avoid that excessively high heat in athree-dimensional package stacking structure affects proper operation ofthe components in the package structure or causes damage to thecomponents in the package structure. In addition, in this embodiment ofthis application, the first connecting rod 123 is connected to thesecond connecting rod 223, so that the first package body 10 iselectrically connected to the second package body 20. In addition, heatgenerated by a component in the first package body 10 or the secondpackage body 20 can be transferred between the first package body 10 andthe second package body 20. This avoids heat accumulation in the firstpackage body 10 or the second package body 20, and avoids damage causedby heat accumulation in the package structure 100.

The foregoing descriptions are preferred implementations of thisapplication. It should be noted that a person of ordinary skill in theart may make several improvements and polishing without departing fromthe principle of this application, and the improvements and polishingshall fall within the protection scope of this application.

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 21. A package structure, comprising a first packagebody and a second package body stacked on the first package body,wherein the first package body comprises a first substrate and a firstpackage layer directly or indirectly coupled to the first substrate; aplurality of external pins are formed on a side that is of the firstsubstrate and that is away from the first package layer, and theexternal pins are configured to connect to an external structure of thepackage structure; the first package layer comprises a first packagematerial layer and one or more first components and a plurality of firstconnecting rods that are embedded in the first package material layer;each first component is electrically connected to the first substrate;one end of each first connecting rod is connected to the firstsubstrate, and the other end extends to a surface that is of the firstpackage material layer and that is away from the first substrate; eachof the first connecting rods is made of a thermal conductive material;the second package body comprises a second substrate and a secondpackage layer directly or indirectly coupled to the second substrate;the second package layer comprises a second package material layer andone or more second components, a plurality of second connecting rods,and one or more second heat dissipation blocks that are embedded in thesecond package material layer; each of the one or more second componentsis connected to the second substrate; one end of each of the secondconnecting rods is connected to the second substrate, and the other endextends to a surface that is of the second package material layer andthat is away from the second substrate; each of one or more second heatdissipation blocks is connected to at least one of the second connectingrods, and each of the one or more second heat dissipation blocks isconnected to the one or more second components; each of the secondconnecting rods and each of the one or more second heat dissipationblocks are made of a thermal conductive material; and the secondsubstrate or at least one of the second connecting rods is connected toat least one of the first connecting rods.
 22. The package structureaccording to claim 21, wherein the first package body comprises one ormore first heat dissipation blocks, each of the one or more first heatdissipation blocks is connected to at least one of the first connectingrods, each of the one or more first heat dissipation blocks is connectedto the one or more first components, and each of the one or more firstheat dissipation blocks is made of a thermal conductive material. 23.The package structure according to claim 22, wherein each of the one ormore first heat dissipation blocks is located on a surface that is ofthe one or more first components and that is away from the firstsubstrate, and each of the first connecting rods is closer to an edge ofthe first package body than the one or more first component; or each ofthe one or more second heat dissipation blocks is located on a surfacethat is of the one or more second components and that is away from thesecond substrate, and each of the second connecting rods is closer to anedge of the second package body than the one or more second components.24. The package structure according to claim 23, wherein at least one ofthe first connecting rods or the second connecting rods is grounded, allthe first heat dissipation blocks are integrated and electricallyconnected to the grounded first connecting rod or the grounded secondconnecting rod, and all the second heat dissipation blocks areintegrated and electrically connected to the grounded first connectingrod or the grounded second connecting rod.
 25. The package structureaccording to claim 22, wherein there are a plurality of the firstcomponents and a plurality of the first heat dissipation blocks, theplurality of first heat dissipation blocks are disposed at intervals,the first components and the first connecting rods that are connected todifferent first heat dissipation blocks are different, and the differentfirst heat dissipation blocks are configured to transmit differentsignals; or there are a plurality of second components, and a pluralityof second heat dissipation blocks, the plurality of second heatdissipation blocks are disposed at intervals, the second components andthe second connecting rods that are connected to different second heatdissipation blocks are different, and the different second heatdissipation blocks are configured to transmit different signals.
 26. Thepackage structure according to claim 21, wherein another external pin isdisposed on a side that is of the second package body and that is awayfrom the first package body, and the another external pin is configuredto electrically connect to the external structure of the packagestructure.
 27. The package structure according to claim 22, wherein thesecond package layer is located on a side that is of the secondsubstrate and that faces the first package layer, and at least one ofthe first connecting rods is connected to at least one of the secondconnecting rods; and the package structure further comprises aconnection layer, and the connection layer is connected between thefirst package layer and the second package layer, and is connected tothe first connecting rods and the second connecting rods.
 28. Thepackage structure according to claim 27, wherein the connection layercomprises a plurality of connection sub-blocks disposed at intervals, atleast a part of the first connecting rods and at least a part of thesecond connecting rods are disposed opposite to each other, theconnection sub-blocks are connected between the first connecting rodsand the second connecting rods that are opposite to each other, and theconnection sub-blocks are made of a thermal and electrical conductivematerial.
 29. The package structure according to claim 28, wherein asurface that is of the one or more second heat dissipation blocks andthat is away from the second substrate exposes from the second packagelayer, a surface that is of the one or more first heat dissipation blockand that is away from the first substrate exposes from the first packagelayer, the connection layer further comprises a thermal conductiveblock, and the thermal conductive block is connected between the surfacethat is of the one or more first heat dissipation blocks and thatexposes from the first package layer and the surface that is of the oneor more second heat dissipation blocks and that exposes from the secondpackage layer.
 30. The package structure according to claim 22, whereina surface that is of the one or more second heat dissipation blocks andthat is away from the second substrate exposes from the second packagelayer, a surface that is of the one or more first heat dissipationblocks and that is away from the first substrate exposes from the firstpackage layer, the surface that is of the one or more first heatdissipation blocks and that exposes from the first package layer is incontact with the surface that is of the one or more second heatdissipation blocky and that exposes from the second package layer, andthe one or more first heat dissipation blocks and the one or more secondheat dissipation blocks form an integrated structure.
 31. The packagestructure according to claim 27, wherein the second package body furthercomprises a third package layer, the third package layer is directly orindirectly coupled to a surface that is of the second substrate and thatis away from the second package layer, the third package layer comprisesa third package material layer and one or more third components embeddedin the third package material layer, and each of the one or more thirdcomponents is connected to the second substrate.
 32. The packagestructure according to claim 31, wherein the third package layer furthercomprises a plurality of third connecting rods and one or more thirdheat dissipation blocks that are embedded in the third package materiallayer, one end of each of the third connecting rods is connected to thesecond substrate, the other end extends to a surface that is of thethird package material layer and that is away from the second substrate,each of the one or more one or more third heat dissipation block isconnected to at least one third connecting rod, and each of the one ormore third heat dissipation blocks is connected to the one or more thirdcomponents.
 33. The package structure according to claim 27, wherein thesecond substrate comprises a cable layer and an insulation layercovering a side that is of the cable layer and that is away from thesecond package layer, the one or more second components is electricallyconnected to the cable layer, and a part of the insulation layer ishollowed out to expose a part of the cable layer; and a surface that isof the second substrate and that is away from the second package layeris covered with a thermal conductive adhesive layer, the thermalconductive adhesive layer is in contact with the exposed part of thecable layer, and the thermal conductive adhesive layer is configured totransfer heat.
 34. The package structure according to claim 33, whereina release film is disposed on a surface that is of the thermalconductive adhesive layer and that is away from the second packagelayer.
 35. The package structure according to claim 22, wherein the oneor more first components comprises a formal chip, a metal sheet isstacked on a surface that is of the formal chip and that is away fromthe first substrate, and the one or more first heat dissipation blocksis connected to the metal sheet; or the one or more second componentscomprises a formal chip, a metal sheet is stacked on a surface that isof the formal chip and that is away from the second substrate, and theone or more second heat dissipation blocks is connected to the metalsheet.
 36. The package structure according to claim 21, wherein thereare a plurality of first components on the first substrate, and at leasttwo of the plurality of first components are stacked in a thicknessdirection of the first package body; or there are a plurality of secondcomponents on the second substrate, and at least two of the plurality ofsecond components are stacked in a thickness direction of the secondpackage body.
 37. An electronic apparatus, wherein the electronicapparatus comprises a function module and the package structureaccording to claim 21, and the function module is electrically connectedto the package structure.
 38. The electronic apparatus according toclaim 37, wherein the electronic apparatus comprises a mainboard, thepackage structure and the function module are fastened on the mainboardand are electrically connected to the mainboard, and the first substrateof the package structure is closer to the mainboard than the firstpackage layer and is electrically connected to the mainboard through theexternal pins.
 39. The electronic apparatus according to claim 38,wherein the electronic apparatus comprises a middle frame, the middleframe is disposed opposite to the mainboard, the package structure islocated between the middle frame and the mainboard and is connected tothe middle frame and the mainboard, a surface that is of the secondpackage body of the package structure and that is away from the firstsubstrate is connected to the middle frame, and the middle frame isconfigured to dissipate heat.
 40. The electronic apparatus according toclaim 37, wherein the electronic apparatus is a mobile phone, and thefunction module comprises one or more of an antenna module, a sensormodule, an audio module, a camera module, a connector module, or a powermodule.